Reddit bears target
$SPCX over insider selling risk and an AI-derived fair value of $65–$85 per share.
Wall Street analysts remain bullish on SpaceX’s AI and data-center expansion, with an average price target of $236.71 despite the stock’s 50% decline from June highs.
Broader market rally lifted indexes, but
$SPCX continues to face headwinds from unprofitability and high valuation.
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Same-day news coverage provided context for the bearish sentiment. The Motley Fool reported that Elon Musk maintains 42% ownership and over 80% voting control of SpaceX, a structure he says is necessary to focus on long-term goals like space data centers and Mars missions. The company’s S-1 filing outlines a $28.5 trillion total addressable market, but the stock has been volatile, dropping over 50% from June highs. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman praised Musk’s vision and Starlink’s profitability but said he is avoiding the stock due to its high valuation (75x sales) and unpredictable business mix.
Despite the bearish retail narrative, Wall Street remains broadly optimistic. Analysts see SpaceX’s AI expansion—integrating terrestrial data centers, orbital infrastructure, and xAI tools—as a key growth driver. The average price target stands at $236.71, implying substantial upside from current levels. However, the company is still unprofitable, and analysts expect profitability to arrive only by 2027, with revenue potentially reaching $141.6 billion by 2028.
The broader market added to the day’s narrative. The Dow surged 560 points, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 1.1% and 1.8% respectively, fueled by falling oil prices and renewed AI optimism after strong tech earnings. ![]()
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