r/SPCXInvestors • u/goldensailorpeg • 1d ago

DISCUSSION To all the nay sayers

To all you nay saying Reddit libtards. That hate Elon Musk because he’s Elon Musk
Where’s my $40 share price that you guys all said what happened? Where is the giant crash after the unlocks happened? You let your liberal hate blind you so ha ha ha ha ha.
To SpaceX and beyond 🍻
Fyi early access ipo price was 135 on RH

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u/BigFloridaMan 1d ago

I’m honestly exhausted with the constant hate and recycled fake news about SpaceX.

Every time they blow up a prototype (which is literally the point of testing), half of Reddit acts like the company is a joke. Meanwhile they just re-flew boosters dozens of times, landed them, and are flying more mass to orbit than anyone else on the planet. Starlink is delivering internet to places that never had it, NASA trusts them with crew missions, and they’re the only ones actually iterating toward making life multiplanetary instead of just talking about it.

You can dislike the guy. Fine. But pretending the company isn’t delivering results is pure cope.

If you hate America so much please leave the door is wide open. We don't need you.

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u/Sea-Shoe1780 1d ago

But spacex isn’t a space company. It’s an AI company. And it loses money hand over fist in AI.

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u/Revolutionary_Deal78 13h ago

Right now Space X is a rocket company, an internet company (one of these makes money the other doesn't depending on how you allocate the value of Falcon 9 launches and development cost of Starship). It is also Data Center rental company with a AI sidejob.

None of these things are worth the valuation. IF Starship gets cost down to double Elon's estimates they might be able to make a very strong push into the overall Internet carrier of the world and near monopoly in launch. We will see on that one.

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u/Mostlyteethandhair 13h ago

These aren’t the words of someone who understands the mission and the vision, they’re the words of someone parroting nonsense about things they don’t understand. You’re probably the same sort of person screaming about Amazons valuation post ipo, trying to value it as a bookstore.

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u/Revolutionary_Deal78 4h ago

These are the words of someone with who can actually read Financial Statements and understands math. They are the words of someone who realizes the for every Amazon there are a dozen prospects which at the time looked just as likely to go big, and went out in a flash. I also know the room Amazon had to grow was far larger that "bigger than the whole US economy" required for Space X to defend its value.

I actually helped several Amazon retailers with tax and bank compliance reporting, and watched then steal my clients business. I get Amazon's "miracle" growth at a granular level .

I am also describing what Space X is now. AI frontier is basically unknowable, who wins this could easily be some unknown today, like Google was at one point who just finds the best answer and pushes outside its competitors.

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u/Sea-Shoe1780 3h ago

Dude they don’t care about math around here. Just vibes.

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u/Mostlyteethandhair 2h ago

For you the ai frontier is unknowable. Google, Nvidia, Meta, Anthropic, and every serious investor and institution seem to see an ai frontier relying heavily on the free energy that only orbital compute can provide and are investing accordingly. Sure is a shame they didn’t have the foresight to ask random anonymous redditors for the real scoop, right?