SPCX

Wall Street loves a rocket, but the real satellite race is being fought in radio waves.

SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) stock is up 4% so far in September, trading at $147.95 at press time, on September 7. With new SpaceX share unlocks now on the horizon, however, the price could potentially experience some volatility in the coming weeks.

The SpaceX stock price has recently rebounded above its IPO price of $135. The median one-year price target for SpaceX is $216, representing a potential 46% gain by September 2027.

Orbital data centers could be the next frontier in the massive AI buildout, but the timeline remains uncertain SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is aiming for a launch in late 2027. However, experts say significant scale is more likely to come in the 2030s

SpaceX has a ton of growth potential. Its revenue recently surged 92% -- while it posted a net loss.

SpaceX arguably has the world's most advanced space technology. Space exploration plans rely on two other business segments.

Every retirement account in America seems to want a piece of SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX | SPCX Price Prediction), the freshly public Starlink parent now carrying a $2 trillion market cap after a 36.65% one-month rip.

SPCX briefly reclaimed a $2 trillion market cap as Starlink growth, launch dominance and AI ambitions fueled investor optimism despite execution risks.

SpaceX is rated Strong Buy with a $220 price target, implying 47% upside driven by robust AI growth. SPCX operates three segments: Connectivity (55% of revenue), AI (33%), and Space (12%), each in aggressive ramp mode. AI, especially post-xAI acquisition, is the primary long-term growth driver, projected to reach a ~$330B top line by decade's end.

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