SpaceX (SPCX) shares have traded in a narrow band near $149–$159 through early October 2026, supported by a 7.35% surge on Oct 2 after multiple successful Falcon launches, including one tied to a Google orbital AI satellite contract. Starlink’s operating profit and AI compute rental revenue—bolstered by deals with Anthropic and others—remain the dominant growth drivers, while heavy capex on data centers weighs on near-term GAAP results. With the stock at roughly $159 and Q3 earnings due Nov 3 alongside potential share unlocks, trader consensus clusters tightly around the $155–$165 ranges, reflecting uncertainty over whether launch momentum or earnings volatility will set the week’s close.