SpaceX Stock Drops Despite Bullish Analyst Targets
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- SpaceX stock is dropping despite a flood of bullish Wall Street analyst coverage, with targets reaching $900 (Barron's) and the most optimistic bull projecting valuations above $10 trillion (Bloomberg).
- Wall Street's analyst-investor disconnect has become its own story, with the WSJ framing the divide as "analysts from Mars, investors from Venus" and Yahoo Finance noting the stock decline runs directly against the bullish rating consensus.
Why it matters: When the most optimistic analyst projects a $10T+ valuation and price targets stretch to $900, yet SpaceX shares are still trading 25% below their June 16 peak, public-market investors are pricing in dilution, execution, or liquidity risks that the bullish consensus refuses to credit — a divergence that matters for anyone sizing exposure in the secondary market.
