SpaceX stock closed Friday at $151.21, up 2.04% on the day. The gain came after another AI compute deal added fuel to an already strong run in SpaceX share price action.
SPCX stock has been trading inside a tight $145 to $155 range since September 3. Traders following SpaceX stock price moves are watching to see which side breaks first.
The rally follows a busy week of SpaceX news, including the new AI compute deal, a third round of insider share unlocks earlier this month, and reports that the company is adjusting its data center buildout plans.
William Blair analyst Louis DiPalma kept his Outperform rating on SpaceX stock this week. He pointed to a new AI compute agreement worth about $1.11 billion a month.
That works out to roughly $13.3 billion a year, starting December 1.
DiPalma said this is SpaceX's fourth compute deal above $11 billion in annual revenue in just four months. He noted that SpaceX's finance chief, Bret Johnsen, has grown more confident about hitting a $100 billion annual revenue run rate by the end of 2026.
Other recent SpaceX AI partners include Anthropic, at $1.25 billion a month, and Google, at $920 million a month.
Metric | Value |
Close Price | $151.21 (+2.04%) |
After Hours | $150.28 (-0.62%) |
Open | $150.07 |
Day's Range | $145.92 - $151.85 |
52-Week Range | $104.83 - $225.64 |
Market Cap | $1.99 trillion |
Volume | 78,755,857 |
PE Ratio | -- |
EPS (TTM) | -1.10 |
1-Year Target Est. | $220.68 |
SpaceX has about 13.18 billion shares outstanding as of June 30. At $151.21 a share, that puts its SpaceX share price near a $1.99 trillion market value.
The company holds $100 billion in cash and marketable securities against $39.4 billion in debt. Net that out, and enterprise value sits closer to $1.93 trillion.
Second-quarter revenue came in at $7.81 billion, with adjusted EBITDA of $3.54 billion. Annualized, that puts SpaceX stock near 62 times revenue and 137 times adjusted EBITDA. There is no GAAP earnings multiple, since SpaceX posted a $541 million net loss for the quarter.
To justify even a rich 30 times sales multiple, SpaceX would need close to $64 billion in yearly revenue. That is more than double its current quarterly pace annualized.
Connectivity, mainly Starlink, remains the biggest piece of the business. It brought in $4.29 billion last quarter, about 55% of total revenue.
Starlink subscribers doubled to 12 million. But average revenue per user dropped to $66 from $85, showing SpaceX is trading some pricing power for faster growth.
AI revenue is the standout. It jumped 247% year over year to $2.56 billion, about a third of total sales. The AI segment flipped from a $276 million loss to a $1.15 billion adjusted EBITDA profit.
Space launch revenue was $962 million for the quarter, the smallest of the three segments.
SpaceX spent $28.48 billion on capital projects in the first half of the year. Most of that, $23.55 billion, went into AI infrastructure.
Operating cash flow was $3.47 billion over that same period. That leaves free cash flow at roughly negative $25 billion for six months.
The company can afford this for now. It has a large cash cushion, $47.5 billion in backlog, and over $6 billion in multi-year U.S. government contracts.
SPCX stock price is trading inside a rising channel, marked by higher highs and higher lows. That pattern points to a steady, if uneven, recovery.
Resistance sits near $155. The 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level at $150.98 is acting as a near-term pivot point.
SPCX stock is holding above its 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day EMAs, which keeps the short-term trend leaning bullish.
Upside scenario: A close above $155 on strong volume could open the door to $165, the 50% Fibonacci level. Beyond that, $180 to $185 becomes the next target if $165 holds as new support.
Downside scenario: A failed breakout at $155 followed by a close below $145 would weaken the bullish case. That could send SpaceX stock toward $130 to $133, near the 23.6% Fibonacci level.
The $143 to $145 zone lines up with major moving-average support, making it an important floor to watch.
RSI is reading around 59, which shows positive momentum without being overbought. There's still room to run if buyers push through resistance.
At $151.21, SpaceX stock is priced for a lot to go right. Starlink needs to keep adding users despite falling revenue per customer.
The AI business needs its recent contracts to turn into lasting revenue rather than a one-time surge. And the Space segment needs to narrow its losses.
None of these are guaranteed. The next earnings report will matter less for launch counts and more for whether cash flow starts catching up to spending.
Until then, $145 and $155 remain the lines in the sand for anyone watching SpaceX stock price, SPCX stock price, and the next wave of SpaceX stock news.
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