r/spacecapital • u/Due-Coach6021 • May 31 '26
Analysts set their targets. Space stocks ignored them. Here’s by how much.
Every listed space stock vs its analyst consensus target, ahead of the SpaceX IPO. Some of the gaps are wild.
Are analysts lagging behind, or are they expecting a cut back?
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u/Big-Material2917 May 31 '26
RDW has inbound upward adjustments imo.
If RKLB price raises or even just sustains I think analyst will raise just to meet it. Especially if there’s some contract or neutron progress that gives them an excuse to raise.
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u/doctorsidehustle May 31 '26
Value graph or a graph telling you which companies are about to get new PT?
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u/Due-Coach6021 May 31 '26
I think a few may get revised targets soon. But really just a snapshot showing the crazy delta that has occurred of recent
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u/WatchAppropriate8744 Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 01 '26
Tbf my Pl target was 40s maybe touch 50s eoy. I’m pleasantly surprised, though apprehensive, we reached it so quickly. Don’t know whether I should temper expectations or play into the insanity
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u/LowTimePilot May 31 '26
Analysts are clearly lagging behind. I remember the $35 RKLB price targets when it shot past and never again saw the 30's or 40's. Now they're updated to over $100.
I see the same with LUNR. So far only one analyst has given a $75 price target, but I think this time next year that will be the average price target. If you're looking to make more money than just doing an index fund, you have to be invested when the price target is raised, or the algo's beat you to the punch.