SpaceX

• Wins in the Feed: not measured: 7 neutral items in the Feed in 90 days, none tagged as a win or a setback
• Orbital launches: 100, 158 orbital attempts, 158 succeeded, in 365 days as SpaceX; 40 a year is a full lens
• Revenue growth: 78, +92% a year, latest quarter (no trailing-year figure yet)

• Ladder 100: on 15 rungs (9 done, 1 in progress, 5 pending): Commercial cargo flies to the ISS; An orbital-class booster is reflown; Commercial crew carries astronauts to orbit; A broadband megaconstellation serves customers; All-private crews fly to orbit; One provider launches more than 100 times in a year; A commercial spacewalk; A super-heavy booster is caught and reflown; Satellites connect directly to ordinary phones; A fully reusable super-heavy vehicle completes an orbital mission and recovers both stages; Propellant transferred between two vehicles in orbit; Crew lands on the Moon again; A station operates in lunar orbit (part); A crew-capable vehicle lands on Mars uncrewed; The first crew lands on Mars
• Own timelines 90: execution velocity On Track, editorial and ledgered

• Feed: 0 positive, 7 neutral, 0 negative in 90 days (+15)
• Form 4: 0 open-market purchases, 0 sales outside a 10b5-1 plan, in 90 days (+0)

• Breadth 100: 3 sectors
• Scarcity 21: Launch & Transport has 11 covered names; Intelligence & Command has 7 covered names; Communications & Relay has 8 covered names

Computed under RFC-006 from the 2026-09-08 snapshot: Execution 89 (2 lenses: launches, revenue), Milestones 95, Signals 65, Coverage 68, weighted 0.40/0.25/0.20/0.15. Replaces the reviewed editorial score; the formula and every input are on the Methodology page. Methodology ↗

Listed on Nasdaq as SPCX on 2026-06-12 at $135 a share, the largest IPO in history; the site had carried it as private for 78 days. CNBC ↗