The Intangible Economy with Kai Wu
Jun 18, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 12 segments
Professor Aswath Damodaran joins The Intangible Economy to break down how to value SpaceX, AI companies, intangible assets, and the future of value investing. We discuss why big markets do not…
In terms of chronological age, the company's been around a long time, 25 years.
And when it started, I think the Musk vision was people need to look to space, go to Mars.
And that, for many people, when you think about SpaceX, they think about like Blue Origin.
What SpaceX essentially has done is it's reinvented the space launch business.
If you wanted to launch a satellite into space, you were dependent on either a government agency or an established defense company.
You launch something into space on a rocket, the rocket blew up, and you were done.
That's a revolution he brought in, and it gives that part of the business an incredible cost advantage over competition.
In terms of chronological age, the company's been around a long time, 25 years.
And when it started, I think the Musk vision was people need to look to space, go to Mars.
And that, for many people, when you think about SpaceX, they think about like Blue Origin.
What SpaceX essentially has done is it's reinvented the space launch business.
If you wanted to launch a satellite into space, you were dependent on either a government agency or an established defense company.
You launch something into space on a rocket, the rocket blew up, and you were done.
That's a revolution he brought in, and it gives that part of the business an incredible cost advantage over competition.
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