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- BUYQ3 2026Tuesday, October 20SpaceX beat third-quarter estimates by 13.2% with revenue of $14.58 billion and by 133% with EPS of $0.35, posting its first profitable quarter since the IPO. The stock rose 7.4% after hours; on the call, the company guided to $33-37 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2027. The next thing to watch is how fast fourth-quarter capital spending of $35-40 billion turns into that revenue.82
- BUYQ2 2026Tuesday, August 4Both counted tests in SpaceX's first report are open: $7.81 billion of revenue beat the highest Market Expectation by 10%, loss per share was 66% smaller; score 80, view buy. No formal guidance was issued, so the third test does not count; $18.4 billion of capital spending and lock-up releases hold the score at the buy band's floor. The stock fell 13.6% the next day as management signaled a similar spending pace for two more quarters; the question now is the $100 billion run-rate targeted for December.80
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Philippe LaffontCoatue · Q2 2026New6.5% of Portfolio$3.17 B18.6 M Shares
Cathie WoodARK Investment Management · Q2 2026New5.0% of Portfolio$765 M4.48 M Shares
Chase ColemanTiger Global · Q2 2026New0.27% of Portfolio$64.1 M375,000 Shares
David TepperAppaloosa · Q2 2026New0.51% of Portfolio$38.4 M225,000 Shares
Ray DalioBridgewater Associates · Q2 2026New0.01% of Portfolio$1.98 M11,597 Shares
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Earnings Reports: What to Read, HowThe book opens once a quarter — and the market really only reads three lines.P/E and the Valuation RatiosYou can't tell whether a stock is cheap or expensive by looking at its price.Market Cap, Float and SplitsA company's real size is not the share price — it's the price times the share count.
