SpaceX Just Did Something It’s Never Done Before. Here’s the Bull Case for SPCX Stock in 2027

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The booster was lost at sea, yet Starship's upper stage pulled off a catch no rocket company has managed before. Can that one success outweigh the failure and the steep price Wall Street is already paying for SpaceX?

SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) missed the double catch on Starship Flight 15, but it achieved a first for any rocket company. The Super Heavy booster aborted its planned tower catch and diverted offshore, where it was lost. Ship 42, however, completed 14 Earth orbits over approximately 22.5 hours, deployed 26 next-generation Starlink V3 satellites, and on November 14, became the first Starship upper stage caught by the tower's arms. The upper stage is the harder, more expensive piece to reuse. Shares sit at $139.11, down 8.58% over the past month. Here's what SpaceX needs to hit $275 in 2027.

The consensus price target of $256.41 implies 84% upside, with 31 Buy-rated analysts against just 2 Sells. Analysts expect 2027 revenue of $181.32 billion, up 270% from $48.99 billion in 2026. The 2027 EPS estimate rose to $4.1006 from $1.7454 90 days ago, with 14 upward revisions and 1 down in 30 days.

SpaceX has beaten revenue expectations in both quarters as a public company, by 14.59% in Q2 and 12.11% in Q3. Q3 also brought $4.40 billion in net income versus a $1.10 billion loss a year earlier.

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At today's price, SpaceX trades at 34x 2027 earnings. At $275, that rises to 67x, versus 21-23x for the S&P 500. That premium is high, but analysts expect EPS to expand sharply from 2026 levels.

Reaching $275 would take a 98% gain. SpaceX has no long annual return record, but its 52-week range of $104.83 to $225.64 marks a 115% swing, and shares rose 35% after the Q2 report alone.

Two-stage recovery and upper-stage reuse remain unproven risks, and Q4 capex is guided at $35 billion to $40 billion. Still, rising estimates, consistent revenue beats, and a reusable Starship could carry SpaceX toward $275.

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