Useful list. The JPM jump from $240 to $500 is basically a compute call, not a rocket call. Curious how many of the 14 actually model Starlink Mobile yet. Feels like almost none.
Good morning Europe
SpaceX investors
While you were sleeping I have collected a beautiful list of target upgrades for you that you can read in the weekend.
14 banks raised their $SPCX price target after Q3.
Every one of them, and why:
JPMorgan $240 β $500: 2-3 GW of compute this year, +10 GW in 2027
Cantor $246 β $345: $500B-$1T run rate by end of 2027
Barclays $254 β $300: AI growth is proving durable
BofA $235 β $275: Q3 beat, Starship could go weekly in H1 2027
Wells Fargo $214 β $274: launch edge, Starship opens space compute
Pivotal $230 β $260: beat in every segment, huge Q1 guide
Phillip $75 β $250: flipped Sell to Buy, compute demand beats supply
Clear Street $217 β $248: near-term estimates up, 2028+ still conservative
Goldman $230 β $245: every segment is a multi-trillion market
Citi $200 β $240: 2027 EPS estimate from $2.14 to $3.25
UBS $210 β $230: Q4 compute deals, Starship catch, Grok
TD Cowen $200 β $224: beat in every segment, estimates up 21-26%
Mizuho $200 β $205: 13 GW by 2027 at $50+ per watt
Susquehanna $173 β $176: compute deals ramping, still Neutral
Average target went from $209 to $269. That's +29%.
$269 is 83% above Friday's $147.49 close.
Wallstreet added $60 to its average target in two days.
The stock is still at $147.
Donβt Act all surprised when it catches up.
$SPCX
One Starship Starlink flight can match ~10β20 Falcon 9 loads of capacity. Target: 50+ Starships in 2027.
That's why Florida Starlink is moving off Falcon. Next year's unit economics rewrite the model. $SPCX
SpaceX booked a $561M gain on its Boring Company stake in Q3 β about 14% of net income, and none of it from rockets or Starlink.
Boring isnβt a side bet. Itβs tunnels, urban transit, and optionality under the same roof as launch and Starlink.
That mark-up is the market catching up to an investment thesis that was already there. $SPCX
@Meta a $1.61 glitch has been killing my ability to post an ad with you guys. Wassup? I've been trying to reach your support team forever. This is why advertisers are moving over to @X
36 flights on one booster, and it was the 71st launch from Vandenberg this year. The cost-per-launch gap vs. everyone else keeps widening every time one of these lands.
πΊπΈ SpaceX launched another 27 Starlink satellites into orbit, and the real star of the show was a Falcon 9 booster flying for the 36TH TIME.
The rocket lifted off from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base, successfully deployed its satellites, and landed on a droneship in the Pacific just 8.5 minutes after launch.
Booster B1063 first flew back in NOVEMBER 2020. It even launched NASA's DART mission, which successfully slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid.
Nearly six years later, it's STILL flying missions and landing safely.
Source: @nasaspaceflight / Writer: Sol