
What’s SpaceX Really Worth? This Analyst Says $63 a Share
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Morningstar equity analyst Nicolas Owens breaks down why his team values SpaceX at just $63 per share despite the stock soaring above $200 after its IPO. We unpack the assumptions behind SpaceX's most ambitious bets, from reusable Starship launches to data centers in space and the company's growing AI ambitions. Owens also explains where he thinks investors may be getting ahead of themselves, why Starlink's opportunity could be smaller than advertised, and what milestones could ultimately justify the hype. Plus, we discuss the odds of a future Tesla–SpaceX merger and what it could mean for shareholders.
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