Wall Street remains polarized on SpaceX, with 26 buy ratings clashing against bearish concerns that the company's $2 trillion valuation already prices in an overly optimistic AI-driven 'moonshot' scenario.
Analyst coverage is split with a majority bullish but notable bearish concerns about valuation and AI execution.
Morgan Stanley is cited for its bullish SpaceX analysis and $300 price target.
Morningstar's valuation analysis is cited as bearish on SpaceX's IPO price.
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Referenced as a past Stock Advisor recommendation with historical gains, not a current rating.
Oppenheimer analysts are cited predicting SpaceX could become the largest AI company.
SpaceX stock maintains a $2 trillion market cap despite post-IPO volatility, sparking a divide among analysts. While bulls cite the company's potential to dominate the AI infrastructure market, bears argue the current valuation ignores significant execution risks and overestimates future growth.
The split stems from uncertainty regarding the company's ability to scale its AI compute infrastructure. Bulls believe SpaceX will become a dominant, vertically integrated AI player, while bears argue the current $2 trillion valuation is disconnected from realistic financial outcomes.