/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25848980
That's understandable fren, so I'll tell you why I'm so bullish on space and who you can trust: Daddy Elon and Mommy Shotwell
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/01/gwynne-shotwell-talks-about-selling-flight-proven-rockets-starship/
>"We certainly de-risked that program pretty massively with that," she said of the flight. "You always have schedule concerns and issues, but the amount of flight hardware down in Boca with that team is really impressive." Asked if she thinks Starship will reach orbit in 2021, Shotwell said, "I'm voting yes."
Dropping Starship into the current launch market is like dropping HMS Dreadnought into the Battle of Trafalgar. It's not even comparable, it's just silly.

>>25773820
Dump SPCE like a dead baby, the entire "new industrial revolution in space" thesis relies on Starship and SPCE can't participate – can't even get to orbit lol

SPCE is a competitor to Six Flags, not MAXR or SRAC or Dynetics or whatever

blessed edition, based OP

when should I sell my QBTC? I'm up 120% but bitcoin looks like it wants to run past 40k.

>>25364842
based and documentarian pilled

draw a giant steel dildo for me in the next update ayynon

I hope you're invested in the coming space revolution, anons. It's free money.

>>25238641
it's literally the worst space economy play possible because virgin can't meaningfully participate in the coming revolution enabled by Starship

What you want to invest in are payload manufacturers, orbital service providers, etc. Not launch providers, because SpaceX has that market cornered.

>>25202363
There are no niggers on Mars.

>>25202389
If you're doing it just to sell high IV options I respect the hustle, I just don't see a future for the company at all.

>>25132897
I have no idea how to actually value Momentus because it's pretty close to a first mover in an industry that relies on another company's product which isn't even finished yet; but said product is as revolutionary as the passenger jet or locomotive.

>>25105201
They can't, period. Virgin Galactic took over a decade to develop a suborbital hopper. They're literally three generations behind SpaceX and two generations behind basically everyone else. It will take them over a decade to catch up, and I doubt they have the cash runway to sustain that.

Meanwhile, there are actual companies you can invest in today that plan to leverage the ridiculous launch cost reductions of Starship instead of failing to compete against it.