Pluang reported on Saturday, October 10, 2026, that SpaceX shares may not climb until the company proves it can fully reuse its Starship rocket. According to Pluang, that milestone is the condition the market is watching before it rewards the stock.
The report frames full reuse as the point investors are waiting on. Until Starship's reusability is established, Pluang suggests, the shares are unlikely to move higher on that basis.
The summary offered by Pluang does not include a price target, a timeline, or any statement from SpaceX itself. It also gives no detail on which parts of the rocket must be recovered or how many flights would count as proof. Those specifics are not addressed in the material available.
What the report does make clear is the order of events it expects: demonstrated full reuse first, a higher share price after. That sequencing is the central claim, and it is attributed to Pluang rather than to SpaceX or any named official.
Readers should note the limits of the reporting. No figures, dates, or named sources accompany the claim, and no response from SpaceX is included. The item rests on Pluang's assessment alone.
Next, watch for any SpaceX statement or test result that speaks to full Starship reuse, since Pluang ties the stock's potential rise to exactly that.
