SpaceX Stock Falls About 33% From Peak as Morgan Stanley Sees Nearly 100% Upside
SpaceX (SPCX) shares have dropped 33% from their peak, trading near $152.71 with a $2.1T market cap. Morgan Stanley maintains a $300 price target, citing 100% upside potential, driven by AI opportunities. SpaceX expects 90% of long-term growth from AI, with space projects supporting this core business.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Analyst rating could spur buying but price target remains speculative.
Market read
New analyst target may affect SpaceX's trading dynamics and broader AI-related aerospace sentiment.
What to watch
Potential regulatory or execution risks in SpaceX's AI integration.
Background
SpaceX IPO in June 2026 raised $85.7B; stock peaked near $2.8T valuation before pulling back.
Ticker impact
Morgan Stanley reaffirmed a $300 price target for SpaceX, implying ~100% upside, a new analyst rating disclosed on Sep 15.
Potential modest rally if investors act on the target.
The price target is a fresh recommendation; however, the stock already fell 33% and the target is speculative.
Market effects
Highlights AI as a growth driver for aerospace sector.
May influence US tech and aerospace stocks.
Signals continued investor interest in AI-enabled space companies.
Counterpoint
The 100% upside target may be overly optimistic given recent 33% price decline.
Key entities
- CompanySpaceX
Space and AI company recently IPO'd.
- Financial InstitutionMorgan Stanley
Issued reaffirmed buy rating and $300 price target.




