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BFR
Bio-Reference Laboratories Inc.
stock NYSE

Inactive
Jun 14, 2019
11.06USD+0.272%(+0.03)1,287,450
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As of Sep 4, 2026 9:06:31 PM EDT (3 minutes ago)
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49 days ago • u/Impossible-Rip-5858 • r/ValueInvesting • spacex_down_41_off_its_peak_i_still_dont_think • C
There's a few major problems with that theory. No NATO countries will use China for military purposes. Even some civilian projects will be prohibited from launching with China. Then there's size problems. The re-usable rockets China tested are akin to SpaceX's Falcon 9 which can do 22 metric tons to LEO. China can do 16 metric tons to LEO.
SpaceX will be flying real loads in the next year via BFR doing 150 metric tons. And it will be fully reusable unlike Falcon 9. More importantly, SpaceX has the customers that can use the metric fuckton to LEO via international customers, whereas China is limited to the domestic market.
I'm no Elon or SpaceX fanboy but assuming BFR works, it is already going to massively decrease the cost to Space. This will allow SpaceX to create new revenue sources. For example, the ISS cost $150 billion and is 450 metric tons. If BFR works, the cost of the ISS comes down to the cost of fuel and maintenance for 3-5 launches. The ISS now costs under $1 billion.
sentiment -0.02
49 days ago • u/Impossible-Rip-5858 • r/ValueInvesting • spacex_down_41_off_its_peak_i_still_dont_think • C
Starlink is profitable. Spacex is spending billions on BFR and AI that make the company unprofitable.
sentiment 0.44
49 days ago • u/Impossible-Rip-5858 • r/ValueInvesting • spacex_down_41_off_its_peak_i_still_dont_think • C
There's a few major problems with that theory. No NATO countries will use China for military purposes. Even some civilian projects will be prohibited from launching with China. Then there's size problems. The re-usable rockets China tested are akin to SpaceX's Falcon 9 which can do 22 metric tons to LEO. China can do 16 metric tons to LEO.
SpaceX will be flying real loads in the next year via BFR doing 150 metric tons. And it will be fully reusable unlike Falcon 9. More importantly, SpaceX has the customers that can use the metric fuckton to LEO via international customers, whereas China is limited to the domestic market.
I'm no Elon or SpaceX fanboy but assuming BFR works, it is already going to massively decrease the cost to Space. This will allow SpaceX to create new revenue sources. For example, the ISS cost $150 billion and is 450 metric tons. If BFR works, the cost of the ISS comes down to the cost of fuel and maintenance for 3-5 launches. The ISS now costs under $1 billion.
sentiment -0.02
49 days ago • u/Impossible-Rip-5858 • r/ValueInvesting • spacex_down_41_off_its_peak_i_still_dont_think • C
Starlink is profitable. Spacex is spending billions on BFR and AI that make the company unprofitable.
sentiment 0.44


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