BlockBeats News, June 18th, Dan Taylor of Angelman Group stated that SpaceX's valuation does not necessarily reflect the overall health of the AI sector. The company's stock performance seems to be more of a bet on its CEO Musk's personal reputation rather than a truly AI-driven narrative.

Taylor mentioned that SpaceX is unlikely to achieve Musk's proposed $1 trillion revenue target by 2030. However, given Musk's track record in entrepreneurship, investors still have sufficient trust in Musk, and this "trust premium" is a key factor supporting SpaceX's valuation. The pace of future AI-related company IPOs will depend on the sustainability of the current AI spending frenzy.

Taylor pointed out that there has been a clear divergence in tech stocks: on one hand, there is a strong surge in the semiconductor sector, and on the other hand, there is a decline in Software as a Service (SaaS) companies. This trend of divergence may continue until the business returns on AI investment become more evident.