Comment by paulpauper
21 hours ago
A good rule of thumb is one a tech company attaints a >$1 trillion valuation, it tends to hold in that range; e.g. see Amazon, Appl, Google, Meta, Space-X, Nvidia, etc.
So many people 6-12 months ago predicted Space-X stock would crash and burn, yet the stock is still holding strong around $130 and a valuation over a trillion dollars.
> So many people 6-12 months ago predicted Space-X stock would crash and burn, yet the stock is still holding strong around $130 and a valuation over a trillion dollars.
That's simply because they're 1) installed in the government gravy-train, and 2) part of the AI bubble. Check again in a month or two, after AI valuations become more clear and Democrats start to publicly sketch out plans for what they're going to be doing to 2028 and beyond. They've already openly announced revenge for the half-billion in political spending, and they've haven't been talking at all about going after speech on twitter (which was a huge loser), but instead going after real stuff. Going after Space-X is an easy call.