The divergence between Wall Street’s "buy" ratings and BofA’s cautious target perfectly highlights the valuation struggle with a company like SpaceX. On one hand, Starlink dominates global satellite internet, and Starship represents a complete monopoly on heavy-lift launch capability.On the other hand, a $152 price point prices in absolute perfection for years to come. The decision by some new ETFs to explicitly exclude Musk-linked assets adds an extra layer of non-fundamental risk (key-man risk and political volatility). I wouldn't call it a "falling knife" just yet given the underlying fundamentals, but chasing this specific rebound without seeing a consolidated base form is highly risky.