Space X Vs Microsoft valuation lol

Extension_Emu5973 · 2026-06-12T00:22:52+00:00

=== SUMMARY === - The author contrasts Microsoft’s fundamentals (~$290B revenue, ~$100B net income, $2.9T market cap) with SpaceX’s (~$19B revenue, negative income, $1.7T valuation), calling the comparison “bat shit wild crazy.” - Thesis: SpaceX’s valuation is absurdly inflated relative to Microsoft, a diversified, highly profitable, and proven tech giant, highlighting market irrationality. - Quality assessment: Noise / rant. No original data or analysis; relies on public numbers and emotional tone. Not a well-researched DD. === SENTIMENT === BEARISH === TRADE IDEAS === No actionable trade ideas in this post. SpaceX is private (no ticker), and the author does not recommend any specific action on Microsoft or any other public security. === COMMENTS SUMMARY === Top comments reinforce the author’s skepticism: one points out Microsoft’s lower market cap despite higher profit than Apple, another notes that stocks price based on sentiment not fundamentals (citing TSLA), and a correction puts MSFT net income at $125B. The community generally agrees that valuations have detached from traditional metrics.

u/Extension_Emu5973 · Reddit — r/stocks · June 12, 2026 at 00:22 · ⬆ 123 pts · 💬 72 comments | View on Reddit ↗

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The author contrasts Microsoft’s fundamentals (~$290B revenue, ~$100B net income, $2.9T market cap) with SpaceX’s (~$19B revenue, negative income, $1.7T valuation), calling the comparison “bat shit wild crazy.”
Thesis: SpaceX’s valuation is absurdly inflated relative to Microsoft, a diversified, highly profitable, and proven tech giant, highlighting market irrationality.
Quality assessment: Noise / rant. No original data or analysis; relies on public numbers and emotional tone. Not a well-researched DD.

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