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Could SpaceX be worth $12 trillion one day? Citi says Starship gets it a step closer.

Could SpaceX be worth $12 trillion one day? Citi says Starship gets it a step closer.
MarketWatch Tuesday 29 September 2026, 16:59 UTC By William Gavin 1 min read
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The recent Starship launch helps SpaceX with a number of priorities that could help its stock reach $900 over the long run, an analyst says.

The recent Starship launch helps SpaceX with a number of priorities that could help its stock reach $900 over the long run, an analyst says.
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