Musk blir igjen dollarbillionær etter opptur for SpaceX

Elon Musk has once again become a billionaire after SpaceX achieved a strong performance on the US stock market last Monday evening. The company's shares reached a high of $171, its highest level since June, contributing to a boost in Musk's wealth and allowing him to reclaim the title of the world's first dollar billionaire, according to CNBC and Forbes. Musk's net worth is now listed at $1.03 trillion on Forbes' list following the day's stock gains, attributed to both Tesla and SpaceX.

Morgan Stanley's recent analysis, published on Sunday, described SpaceX as "cheap" at the current levels and recommended buying the shares, with a target price of $300, according to the website. The investment bank also stated that SpaceX is expected to generate significant revenue from its AI business.

SpaceX had several historic missions in the previous week, including a manned rocket flight to the International Space Station for NASA. The company is also expected to earn substantial profits from its AI division. After President Trump recently rebranded AI as SI (Super Intelligence), the SpaceX division was renamed XSI, reported CNBC.

SpaceX went public in June at a price of $135, marking the largest inaugural day on record. The stock surged in the first days, reaching over $200, and Elon Musk claimed the title of the world's first dollar billionaire. Since then, SpaceX's shares have declined, alongside Musk's net worth.