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Note: The original had a typo "SPCX" in first paragraph but later "SPXC"? Actually original says "SPCX" in first sentence but then "SPXC" in later? Let's check: Original: "SpaceX stock (SPCX) is trading..." then later "SPXC" appears? Actually in the original text: "A second, bonus tranche of 10% requires SPCX to close above $175.50" - it's SPCX. And later "SPXC" appears? In the last paragraph: "A successful flight could give SPCX the momentum" - it's SPCX. So it's consistently SPCX. But in the meta description it says "SPXC"? Actually meta: "SpaceX stock (SPXC) trades near $135 IPO price" - that's a typo in original? Probably should be SPCX. We'll keep as given: in title and content we use SPCX as in original. For meta, original says SPXC, but we'll keep as is? Better to correct? The instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" so we should keep the ticker as given. In meta it's SPXC, in content it's SPCX. That's inconsistent but we'll preserve original. Actually let's re-read original meta: "SpaceX stock (SPXC) trades near $135 IPO price" - yes, it's SPXC. So we'll keep that in meta translation. In content, we'll use SPCX as in
