Market insights and commentary from Harbor Capital.

Harbor Capital's Head of Multi-Asset Solutions analyzes the SpaceX IPO across five key dimensions - bull case, bear case, business overview, latest updates, and key takeaways - framing the company as a three-part story spanning Starlink, launch infrastructure, and AI compute. The piece highlights the ~95x trailing sales valuation, the significance of Google and Anthropic GPU compute contracts, governance risks from Musk's 85% voting control, and questions whether the next decade of execution is already priced into the IPO at $135/share.
Harbor Capital's Spenser Lerner, CFA, outlines five key points for investors considering SpaceX as a potential IPO opportunity. The piece explores how SpaceX could serve as a portfolio diversifier from AI-heavy equity exposures.
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Jennison's Owen Hyde provides a Q&A on the AI investment landscape, arguing the cycle is still in early stages with high infrastructure utilization and no clear bubble evidence, despite episodic volatility from events like DeepSeek. The piece outlines where long-term opportunity may accrue - cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and enterprise software - while flagging risks such as efficiency breakthroughs, competitive dynamics among model providers, and the gap between model capability and actual enterprise adoption.