Elon Musk has never been shy about stretching timelines or expectations, but his latest comment about SpaceX lands on a scale that makes even the most optimistic market forecasts look restrained. Elon Musk’s writing on X in response to a Morgan Stanley projection, he suggested the company could be pulling in around a trillion dollars a year by 2030, a figure that sits far beyond what analysts currently sketch out. The remark came in the middle of a broader wave of projections, valuations, and investor commentary following SpaceX’s recent public listing. Between ambitious internal targets and Wall Street modelling, the gap is starting to look less like a difference of opinion and more like two entirely separate versions of the same company’s future.
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