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Amazon Could Be Worth More Than Tesla and SpaceX Combined by 2030. Here's the Math.

Key PointsAmazon is currently worth less than Tesla and SpaceX combined.

Amazon's market capitalization could surpass the combined value of Tesla and SpaceX by 2030, according to market analysts. Currently, Amazon's market cap stands at $2.8 trillion, while Tesla and SpaceX together are valued at $3.3 trillion. However, due to differences in accounting for debt, Amazon's valuation is projected to surpass the combined entity in the future.

Amazon's high-margin Amazon Web Services (AWS) business is driving growth, with net sales climbing 20% in the latest quarter. The company is projected to generate $133 billion in net income this year, with a reasonable price-to-earnings ratio of 21. While Tesla and SpaceX are expected to merge before 2030, they are projected to generate $5 billion in earnings on $151 billion in revenue this year, resulting in a lower net margin compared to Amazon.

Looking ahead to 2030, Amazon is expected to generate $215 billion in net income on $1.38 trillion in net sales, marking a 62% and 66% increase in net income and net sales, respectively. Although Tesla and SpaceX may grow faster in the long term, Amazon's more stable trajectory makes it a safer investment. Amazon's valuation and growth prospects make it a compelling investment choice for the future.

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