What people are forgetting is that $SpaceX(SPCX)$ isn't a one-trick pony. Their most recent AI push looks set to bring in over $100 billion annually starting in 2027, and then there's the Falcon 9 Rocket that's crushing competitors. If Starship launches successfully on Monday, September 28, 2026, we're looking at $300 a share. On top of that, the potential merger with $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ should easily bump it to $500 a share. And there's also X, formerly known as Twitter, which is getting its groove back and generating revenue again. When you start adding up all of these pieces, SPCX is selling at a deep discount. We are holding for $1000 and it could be right around the corner.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla has been offering 0.99% financing for months, and just raised it to 1.99%. I wonder what sales numbers will look like at the next earnings report. With elevated fuel prices and these low APR offers, I think it could be pretty amazing. I ordered one myself a few weeks ago.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I've been a long-time investor in TSLA and now also hold SPCX. From what I can see, insiders seem fairly bullish on the future of SPCX.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ For anyone who felt a bit of panic today, here are a few numbers worth keeping in mind. Total shares outstanding sit at 3.76 billion, with a public float of 2.63 billion. The total volume traded today was 114 million shares. That is not even 5% of the public float, or just about 3% of total shares outstanding, changing hands at these low prices. Roughly 95% to 97% of shareholders appear to be staying put. I remain very bullish on this. I picked up some shares today.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It's basically a robot company that built electric cars so it could sell carbon credits to Ford and GM as a cash cow. Vehicle sales numbers are just a side show, honestly.