Elon Just Promised $1 Trillion a Year

Ejaaz and Josh analyze SpaceX's Q2 earnings, which crushed expectations with 92% YoY revenue growth and 12M Starlink subscribers. They lay out the long-term bull case centered on AI compute infrastructure, an exclusive Nvidia partnership, and Starlink's exponential growth. While acknowledging a massive $100B share unlock creating short-term pressure, they argue the multi-decade opportunity outweighs the near-term noise and flag Nvidia as a major beneficiary of SpaceX's capex plans. - SpaceX revenue hit $7.81B (92% YoY) with Starlink doubling to 12M users; net loss narrowed to $0.5B. - Elon guided to $100B ARR by 2026 and $1T revenue by 2030, underpinned by rapid data center expansion. - Data centers pay back invested capital in 12 months; SpaceX has a $50B signed revenue backlog. - The company announced an exclusive AI compute partnership with Nvidia, planning to double its GPU fleet by end of 2027. - Starlink V3 satellites to launch soon; direct-to-cell mobile service could disrupt telecoms within a year. - A $100B share unlock event is creating near-term sell pressure and potential volatility. - Hosts remain structurally bullish on SpaceX and view Nvidia as a derivative play on its infrastructure buildout. - Risks include key-man dependency, aggressive timeline execution, and Starlink ARPU compression as it expands internationally.