Space Exploration Technologies Corp. SPCX

SpaceX always brings excitement for both bears and bulls, have fun everyone

We are all used to this afternoon launch. Congrats to whoever hold or bought earlier

What server is your home internet? Worldwide, how many households have Starlink internet? It is bigger than AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobil, isn’t it?$2Trillion company. Way overvalued.

Spcx will not generate profits for at least 2-3 years. Spcx may drop to $50 soon in 2026.

Adding @100 per share. To much downside

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas believes that mix could eventually push the company’s stock as high as $600 per share.
That headline needs context. The $600 figure is not Morgan Stanley’s main price target. It represents the firm’s most optimistic scenario, one that assumes SpaceX successfully lowers launch costs, builds computing centers in orbit and connects enormous numbers of AI-powered machines through Starlink.
Morgan Stanley’s official target is $300

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas believes that mix could eventually push the company’s stock as high as $600 per share.
That headline needs context. The $600 figure is not Morgan Stanley’s main price target. It represents the firm’s most optimistic scenario, one that assumes SpaceX successfully lowers launch costs, builds computing centers in orbit and connects enormous numbers of AI-powered machines through Starlink.
Morgan Stanley’s official target is $300

Let go $150 today

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas believes that mix could eventually push the company’s stock as high as $600 per share.
That headline needs context. The $600 figure is not Morgan Stanley’s main price target. It represents the firm’s most optimistic scenario, one that assumes SpaceX successfully lowers launch costs, builds computing centers in orbit and connects enormous numbers of AI-powered machines through Starlink.
Morgan Stanley’s official target is $300

SPCX : Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas believes that mix could eventually push the company’s stock as high as $600 per share.
That headline needs context. The $600 figure is not Morgan Stanley’s main price target. It represents the firm’s most optimistic scenario, one that assumes SpaceX successfully lowers launch costs, builds computing centers in orbit and connects enormous numbers of AI-powered machines through Starlink.
Morgan Stanley’s official target is $300