Is there any ETF that holds XpaceX stocks

Screening Filters

1. Industrials Equities:

   • Purpose: Broadly targets companies in the industrials sector that may be involved in aerospace supply chains, defense contracting, launch systems, satellites, and related space infrastructure.
   • Rationale: If an ETF is related to SpaceX exposure, it often holds companies connected to aerospace manufacturing, launch services, defense, avionics, and space-adjacent infrastructure rather than SpaceX itself, since SpaceX is a private company and usually not directly tradable.

2. Technology Equities:

   • Purpose: Captures tech companies that may have direct or indirect ties to space commercialization, satellite communications, rocket software, navigation, and advanced engineering.
   • Rationale: Many space-focused ETFs include technology firms because the space industry depends heavily on software, communications, sensors, and semiconductor-related capabilities.

3. Space:

   • Purpose: Narrows the search to companies and funds explicitly connected to the space industry.
   • Rationale: This is the most direct thematic filter for finding ETFs that may have exposure to space-related businesses and possibly indirect exposure to SpaceX’s ecosystem.

4. Aerospace:

   • Purpose: Focuses on companies involved in aircraft, rockets, launch systems, satellites, and other aerospace hardware.
   • Rationale: SpaceX operates in the aerospace and launch domain, so ETFs with aerospace exposure are more likely to overlap with the broader space economy and related public companies.

5. Aerospace & Defense:

   • Purpose: Captures firms tied to defense, space systems, launch infrastructure, and government-space contracts.
   • Rationale: Many ETFs with exposure to the space sector hold aerospace-and-defense names that support satellites, launch vehicles, propulsion, and mission systems—areas that can be relevant when looking for ETFs indirectly linked to SpaceX.

Why Results Match:

• The user is asking for an ETF that holds SpaceX stocks, which means the most relevant search is for ETFs with space, aerospace, and defense-related holdings that might have exposure to companies in the same ecosystem as SpaceX.
• Since SpaceX is privately held, the screening should focus on theme-based ETFs that invest in the public companies most likely to overlap with SpaceX’s business area.
• Combining Space, Aerospace, Aerospace & Defense, Industrials, and Technology helps identify ETFs that are most likely to include public names involved in launch systems, satellites, defense contractors, and enabling technologies.

Important note: If you meant an ETF with direct SpaceX ownership, that may be difficult to find because SpaceX is not publicly traded. In practice, ETFs usually provide indirect exposure through related public companies rather than holding SpaceX itself.