SPCX just hit a $2.1 Trillion valuation. Are we buying a space company, or an AI data center stock?
SpaceX ($SPCX) pulled off the biggest IPO in history last month and is currently hovering around $162 a share. But if you look at the news over the holiday weekend, the macro thesis for this stock is completely shifting.
It’s not just about Starship and Starlink anymore. SpaceX is aggressively mutating into a "neocloud" AI infrastructure giant:
● They just locked in nearly $28 billion in annual cloud compute contracts with Anthropic and Google to rent out the massive GPU capacity of their Colossus supercomputers.
● They just bought AI tooling firm Anysphere for $60B in stock.
● They are burning billions in cash to build out their data centers to compete directly with established hyperscalers like AWS and Azure.
With $SPCX set to enter the Nasdaq-100—meaning massive index funds are going to be forced to buy in—the momentum is insane. But at a $2.1 Trillion market cap while still operating at a multi-billion dollar net loss, the valuation is extremely steep.
Are you buying $SPCX here as the ultimate AI infrastructure play of the decade, or is this the most overvalued stock on the market right now?