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Morgan Stanley says SpaceX shares could more than double as AI ambitions eclipse its space business

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SpaceX’s reported move to acquire AI startup Cursor is central to Morgan Stanley’s bullish valuation case, which sees the company’s shares more than doubling. The thesis assigns considerable value to SpaceX’s expansion into artificial intelligence rather than relying primarily on its launch and space operations.

Discovered 2026-08-11T07:21:38.871288-07:00 | 2026-08-11T07:21:38.871288-07:00

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  • Morgan Stanley’s view frames SpaceX’s potential valuation upside around artificial intelligence, not solely its established space business.
  • The reported Cursor acquisition would give SpaceX a larger position in AI and could materially affect how investors assess the company’s growth and strategic value.

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