Wall Street covered SpaceX: Raymond James had up to $800, and Damo went up $300

On July 7, SpaceX (Stock Code: SPCX.O) received intensive coverage from Wall Street tops today. To date, 14 mainstream vouchers and research institutions have been included in the study for the first time. Overall, Wall Street is generally optimistic about SpaceX's business prospects and valuation space, with as many as 13 agencies giving “buy-in” or “additional” ratings, and only one cautiously watching. Raymond James was the most aggressive in all the agencies covered, giving SpaceX a “strong buy-in” rating for the first time and setting the target at a rare $800 far above the market average. Morgan Stanley was followed by an “additional” rating of $300. The remaining 11 multi-rating agencies have a relatively centralized valuation of SpaceX, with target prices generally spread between $190 and $250. In contrast, Moffett Nathanson is currently the only cautious body on Wall Street. For the first time, SpaceX was given a “neutral” rating, with a target price of only $131, which is nearly 84 per cent lower than Raymond James's highest valuation, indicating the Agency's reservations about the company's current valuation premium or short-term liquidity。