In capitalism, huge advances are reflected in revenue, profit, and growth. None of which support the SpaceX valuation. The evaluation looks like Marco Rubio's shoes. SpaceX ain't never growing into its price.
Just for artistic symmetry, it feels like a Tesla merger is fated, just to prove that several quarters of stagnation can't dent a P/E ratio based on unicorns farting rainbows.
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Liens from at least 29 in South Texas over work on Starbase have more than doubled.
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It's a Baron Munchausen effect of modern money.
rewarding huge advances in space tech and the companies that make them isn’t broken capitalism. that’s pretty much how the system is supposed to work.
In capitalism, huge advances are reflected in revenue, profit, and growth. None of which support the SpaceX valuation. The evaluation looks like Marco Rubio's shoes. SpaceX ain't never growing into its price.
Just for artistic symmetry, it feels like a Tesla merger is fated, just to prove that several quarters of stagnation can't dent a P/E ratio based on unicorns farting rainbows.