Lanceljx
05-26
The civilisation story is powerful, but it is not a valuation anchor. With Tesla, investors are paying for optionality, not just EV earnings.

A three-digit P/E only works if autonomy or robotics unlock step-change profits. Without that, the multiple is stretched. The “Elon premium” tied to Elon Musk reflects execution history, but also amplifies downside when timelines slip.

The Mars-linked compensation signals commitment, especially alongside SpaceX, but it is symbolic, not a near-term revenue driver.

So it comes down to belief vs timing. If autonomy lands, today’s price may still be early. If it delays, valuation compresses fast. Sensible stance: respect the vision, but wait for proof before chasing.

Space Sector Diverges, Rocket Lab Plunges: Who's Being Abandoned?
The space sector split dramatically: Rocket Lab (RKLB) cratered 14.70% while Virgin Galactic (SPCE) surged 21.68% against the trend. Ahead of the anticipated SpaceX IPO, capital is rotating aggressively within the sector, triggered by an institutional 'top space stock pre-SpaceX IPO' ranking that prompted portfolio reshuffling, compounded by negative news from peer Firefly. RKLB, a prior sector leader, bore the brunt of profit-taking, while beaten-down SPCE attracted speculative inflows. With SpaceX's listing looming, will you catch falling RKLB or chase the SPCE spike?
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