Countdown to SpaceX's first financial report after the IPO! Analysis: Investors should focus on the "Starship" rather than short-term profits and losses
Due to the drag from AI business, SpaceX is expected to record an operating loss of about $1.6 billion this quarter, with capital expenditures reaching approximately $18 billion. However, analysts believe that short-term profits and losses have limited significance in assessing its investment value. When the Starship achieves full reusability and begins commercial flights will determine whether launch costs can significantly decrease, and this will become a real turning point for SpaceX's long-term valuation and future growth.