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Michael Burry Questions SpaceX, Anthropic Valuations

June 1, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Michael Burry doubts SpaceX and Anthropic's valuations.
SpaceX targets $2 trillion valuation despite $4.9 billion net loss.
Anthropic raises capital at $965 billion valuation.

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Strategic Implications

Burry's skepticism may indicate that the market is overestimating the long-term value of these companies, which could suggest a potential correction in their valuations. The doubts about SpaceX and Anthropic's worth may also signal a broader trend of investors reevaluating the tech and space sectors, which could have implications for the industry's growth and investment landscape.

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What Happened

Investor Doubts Lofty Price Tags For Space And AI Companies

Michael Burry, the investor behind ‘The Big Short’, has expressed doubts about the valuations of SpaceX and Anthropic, questioning whether they are worth $1 trillion. SpaceX, which filed an IPO prospectus, is targeting a valuation of roughly $2 trillion despite posting a net loss of $4.9 billion last year. Anthropic, on the other hand, raised capital at a $965 billion valuation. Burry’s comments were reported by Business Insider.

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