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**SpaceX Stock Performance & News:**
* SpaceX stock is currently "on sale" below its **$135 IPO allocation price**, trading around **$124**, which is approximately **10% off** the IPO price.
* The stock has been down for **six straight days**.
* It is currently trading **45% off its record high**, which was a "$150 print" hit days after its IPO.
* The company has wiped out about **$1 trillion in market cap from its peak**.
* The stock got a midday "pop" after the Wall Street Journal reported on its talks to provide **computing power to the Pentagon**.
* SpaceX allotted **30% of its shares** in its debut to retail traders.
**Comparative Analysis (Meta/Facebook IPO):**
* **Facebook IPO in 2012** was about **$38 a share**.
* It collapsed shortly after IPO and took about a year to break above its IPO price.
* Since then, it has been a "total disaster" *sarcastically*, being up **1,600% all-time** in a little over a decade.
**Speaker's Investment Strategy & Bullish Outlook:**
* The speaker sees the stock "cratering" below the IPO price as a "dream scenario" to build a position at a lower cost, getting "more shares per dollar."
* He received a "very small allocation" at the IPO and has since added to his position.
* He plans to buy more SpaceX stock as soon as he has available cash.
* He highlights Starlink's strong performance: "printing money," "growing at a crazy rate," and adding about **three million customers a quarter**.
* He mentions SpaceX has sought permission to launch **one million satellites**, a significant increase from the currently operating **10,000 Starlink satellites**.
* He argues that "today's Starlink is a trillion plus dollar business" and could be "worth more than SpaceX's entire current market capitalization today."
* He also points to new AI compute deals with companies like **Anthropic, Google, and Reflection AI**, generating a cumulatively annualized revenue rate of approximately **$24 billion**. This revenue "didn't exist at the time of the XAI acquisition" and is "roughly the same amount of revenue that Starlink is doing annually today."
* He estimates that since a past **$1.25 trillion valuation** (before these AI compute deals), SpaceX has "basically doubled its revenue."
* He believes Starship is a "value unlock" and that investors haven't fully valued the "space side" pieces.
**Tim's Skepticism & Past with Tesla:**
* Tim previously shorted **Tesla stock** for a period, which "didn't particularly work out well."
* Regarding SpaceX, Tim is "not sure this is on the shelves at Dollar Tree," suggesting it's still expensive.
* He specifically questioned the valuation when the combined entity put **XAI at $250 billion and SpaceX "over a trillion"** (reaching **$1.75 trillion**), stating that the "sum of the parts were somewhere around **900 billion or less**."
* He believes XAI was the "driver for the valuation dynamic" and the "bulk of the value" in past discussions.
* He suggests other businesses seem "a lot cheaper" than SpaceX currently.
**Analyst Sentiment:**
* **Raymond James has an $800 price target** on SpaceX.
* **Five of the seven price targets** from analysts are currently above the stock's current price.
* The speaker notes a significant difference compared to Tesla, where analysts often cut price targets when the stock was down.
* There appears to be "a lot less SpaceX skeptics" and bears compared to the historical Tesla sentiment.