The author estimates that splitting $10,000 equally between SpaceX (34 shares) and Nvidia (23 shares) could be worth over $52,000 by the end of 2030. SpaceX plans up to 3 gigawatts of computing power by year-end and at least 13 gigawatts by end-2027, with each gigawatt costing about $50 billion on Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform. Assuming 10 gigawatts are added each year for five years, the author projects $3 trillion in revenue in 2031; at a 5 times P/S multiple and after dilution, the stock would reach $750 and the 34 shares $25,500. Nvidia earns roughly $40 billion in revenue per gigawatt, and if it sells more Vera Rubin systems to SpaceX without losing other customers, fiscal 2028 revenue could be near $850 billion, with adjusted EPS of nearly $61 in fiscal 2032. Applying a 19 times forward P/E, the author values Nvidia at $1,160 by end-2030, or roughly $26,650 for 23 shares.
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