Analysts warn: Major IPOs like SpaceX could divert market attention, just as Facebook's 2012 listing did.

Golden Ten Data, April 8｜Renaissance Capital Senior Strategist Matt Kennedy warns that historical experience shows that large IPOs such as SpaceX tend to draw away market attention, as was the case with Facebook's listing in 2012. Companies do not want SpaceX to overshadow the progress of their own transactions, so IPO activity may slow down in the weeks before and after SpaceX's listing. According to Renaissance Capital data, 35 companies in the US market have completed IPO pricing so far this year, a decrease of 37.5% compared to the same period last year. The situation may further deteriorate in the coming months, casting a shadow over expectations for an overall market recovery this year.