Noted short-seller Jim Chanos stated that Starlink is a real business worth a couple of hundred billion dollars.

Investor Jim Chanos is skeptical of SpaceX's valuation, which he calculates at 110 times revenue for an unprofitable company.

Investor Jim Chanos is skeptical of SpaceX's valuation, noting the company is unprofitable and trading at 110 times revenue.

Investor Jim Chanos is skeptical of SpaceX's valuation, noting its market cap is 110 times its revenue for a company that is not profitable.

Investor Jim Chanos expressed skepticism about SpaceX's valuation, noting it is approximately 110 times its revenue for a company that is not yet profitable.

Investor Jim Chanos expressed skepticism about SpaceX's valuation, noting its market cap is 110 times revenue for a company that is not profitable.

Jim Chanos asserts that the current AI capital expenditure boom is multiples larger than the TMT buildout of 1999-2000, even as a percentage of GDP.

Jim Chanos estimates the value of SpaceX's Starlink business to be a couple hundred billion dollars.

Jim Chanos states that SpaceX's launch business is still losing money after 22 years of operation.

According to Jim Chanos, SpaceX is trading at approximately 110 times its revenues.

Jim Chanos predicts that both OpenAI and Anthropic will likely go public in 2026.

Jim Chanos predicts that 2026 will feature a record-breaking volume of IPOs and secondary offerings.

Jim Chanos believes investors rarely make money buying equities trading at over 100 times revenues.

Jim Chanos assesses SpaceX's Starlink division as a real, growing business worth a couple hundred billion dollars.

Jim Chanos claims that SpaceX's Starship rocket has not yet achieved Earth orbit in 12 missions.

Jim Chanos predicts that 2026 will see record-breaking levels of equity issuance, including IPOs from companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, with the SpaceX offering leading this trend.

Jim Chanos states that the 'NeoCloud' business accounts for over $22 trillion of the $29.5 trillion Total Addressable Market (TAM) cited in SpaceX's prospectus.

Jim Chanos asserts that SpaceX recently pivoted its XAI strategy from developing proprietary models to leasing compute capacity to firms like Anthropic and Google, a model he calls 'NeoCloud'.

Jim Chanos states that SpaceX acquired XAI in February for $250 billion in stock, and the market is now valuing that entity at over $1.5 trillion.

According to Jim Chanos, SpaceX's launch business remains unprofitable after 22 years of operation.