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SpaceX Trading at 100 Times Revenue Despite Losing Money, Most Expensive Major Company

Name: SpaceX Trading at 100 Times Revenue Despite Losing Money, Most Expensive Major Company
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Description: Following SpaceX's record $75 billion IPO, Schiff identified it as the most expensive major corporation ever at 100x revenue while operating at a loss. He argued the $2 trillion valuation represents the peak of a stock market bubble driven by monetary excess, comparing it unfavorably to Rockefeller-era valuations which were based on actual profitable operations generating $2 billion annually.

The Peter Schiff Show · A Complete Meltdown Is Coming · June 13, 2026

The Peter Schiff Show

A Complete Meltdown Is Coming

"SpaceX is trading at around 100 times revenue. That is a crazy valuation for a company this big. SpaceX is by far the most expensive major company... it's also the most valuable company in the world that loses money."

Following SpaceX's record $75 billion IPO, Schiff identified it as the most expensive major corporation ever at 100x revenue while operating at a loss. He argued the $2 trillion valuation represents the peak of a stock market bubble driven by monetary excess, comparing it unfavorably to Rockefeller-era valuations which were based on actual profitable operations generating $2 billion annually.

About this episode

In this episode of The Peter Schiff Show, economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff delivered a dire warning about imminent US economic collapse while dissecting the SpaceX IPO mania and accelerating federal debt crisis. Schiff opened with sharp criticism of the SpaceX public offering, calling the $2 trillion valuation at 100x revenue for a money-losing company the epitome of bubble excess, contrasting Elon Musk's paper wealth unfavorably with John D. Rockefeller's income-generating empire. The core focus shifted to newly released May 2026 federal budget data showing the deficit exploded 32% year-over-year to $292 billion monthly, with interest payments surging 44% to $133 billion per month—$1.6 trillion annualized, now consuming 30% of all tax revenue. Schiff argued this trajectory makes sovereign debt crisis mathematically inevitable within years, as the Fed cannot raise rates enough to fight inflation without collapsing the government's ability to service debt. He predicted the US will experience a complete dollar and debt meltdown before interest consumes 100% of tax revenue. Schiff also attacked Trump's economic narrative, asserting that Trump created the 2021-2022 Biden-era inflation through 2020 COVID spending, while the 2026 'Big Beautiful Bill' and Iran war spending are now producing potentially the worst inflation since 1981—6.2% annualized through May. The episode covered gold and silver market volatility, producer price index surging 14% annualized, MicroStrategy's 'death spiral' as it dilutes shareholders to prop up Bitcoin, and Schiff's prediction that precious metals and mining stocks will vastly outperform tech this decade as multiple bubbles burst simultaneously.

Key takeaways

US interest payments hit $1.6 trillion annually, consuming 30% of tax revenue, up 44% year-over-year, creating unsustainable debt trajectory.
Schiff declared the Fed has permanently lost the inflation fight because it cannot raise rates enough without triggering sovereign debt crisis.
SpaceX valued at $2 trillion despite losing money, trading at 100x revenue, representing peak stock market bubble mania per Schiff.
May 2026 CPI tracking 6.2% annualized, potentially highest inflation since 1981, driven by Trump's Big Beautiful Bill and war spending.
Schiff argued Trump created 2021-2022 Biden-era inflation through 2020 COVID spending and is now generating worse inflation in second term.
Producer prices surged 1.1% for second consecutive month, indicating 14% annualized wholesale inflation heading toward consumers.
MicroStrategy forced to dilutively sell common stock below Bitcoin NAV to prop up crypto holdings, entering predicted death spiral.

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