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A market capitalization of just under $1,800,000,000,000 with revenue ranging from $40,000,000,000 to $100,000,000,000.
Somehow, I don't see much room for growth from here.
Somehow, I don't see much room for growth from here.
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@Epi It depends on what revenue potential space has in store for us. Right now, no one can imagine it, but that’s always been the case with major technological advances.
The car, which was supposed to fail, or the internet—just to name two... 😉
I’m not saying there’s a lot more to come or that SpaceX is undervalued, but who knows what things will look like in 20 years? When it comes to space, there’s just no getting around SpaceX—unless you want to wait another 10 years for the Europeans’ first rocket...
The car, which was supposed to fail, or the internet—just to name two... 😉
I’m not saying there’s a lot more to come or that SpaceX is undervalued, but who knows what things will look like in 20 years? When it comes to space, there’s just no getting around SpaceX—unless you want to wait another 10 years for the Europeans’ first rocket...
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@Part_Time_Joe No doubt about it, the story is exciting. But the price... 🫣
Besides, it's rarely the frontrunners who end up winning the race.
I'm guessing the next wave of speculation will be a merger between SpaceX and Tesla. 😏
Besides, it's rarely the frontrunners who end up winning the race.
I'm guessing the next wave of speculation will be a merger between SpaceX and Tesla. 😏
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•@Epi SpaceX isn't my thing either! I'd rather stick with traditional industries. Gold was already in high demand over 2,000 years ago, and it will certainly remain so for the rest of my life... 😅
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To me, SpaceX is a manageable satellite investment. I'm very curious to see how it will develop. As you mentioned @Part_Time_Joe, there have been several examples of this in the past. To me, this makes it a good case for adding SpaceX to my portfolio. Thank you for your input on SpaceX.
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