@ThierryBorgeat Appreciate the thoughts here. Your ability to explain trends clearly is valuable. You and @JasonKMiller_ are two accounts I watch regularly.
🚨 7 days ago, I shared these setups.
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$SECZ +63.2% 🔥
$USDE +73.6% 🔥
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@bdinvestingg Thank you for this. Your analysis is practical and super clear every time. You and @JasonKMiller_ are the only two I keep up with closely.
🚀 The next space boom is not just about rockets.
It’s about the infrastructure behind the new space economy.
Deep moats.
Government + commercial demand.
Long-term contracts.
Limited retail attention.
Here are 5 space stocks I’m watching:
1. $FLY (Firefly Aerospace)
• Q2 revenue: $118M
• Backlog: ~$1.5B
• Launch vehicles + lunar lander programs
A pure-play space company targeting defense and commercial missions.
2. $SPCX (SpaceX exposure)
• 2025 revenue estimate: ~$18.7B
• Starlink + reusable rockets + AI infrastructure
• Massive vertical integration advantage
One of the most complete space ecosystems.
3. $RKLB (Rocket Lab)
• TTM revenue: ~$769M (+52%)
• Backlog: ~$2.36B
• Launch services + space systems
Building a diversified space infrastructure platform.
4. $ASTS (AST SpaceMobile)
• 2025 revenue: ~$71M
• 2026 guidance: $150M–$200M
• Backlog: ~$1.3B
• Direct-to-cell satellite broadband
A potential disruptor in global connectivity.
5. $LUNR (Intuitive Machines)
• TTM revenue: ~$490M
• Backlog: ~$1.8B
• Lunar landers + spacecraft manufacturing
Positioned around the next phase of lunar exploration.
The space economy is moving from a vision to a real infrastructure buildout.
The companies with:
✅ Strong contracts
✅ Growing revenue
✅ Improving margins
✅ Real execution
could become the long-term winners of this sector.
Space infrastructure is still in the early innings.
Save this list. 🚀
🚀 Here are 5 space stocks I think could have serious 5x potential over the long term:
Deep moats. B2B-focused. Government + commercial customers. Still relatively underfollowed by retail.
$FLY
Q2 revenue: $118M
Backlog: $1.5B
Launch vehicles + lunar landers
$SPCX (SpaceX)
2025 revenue: ~$18.7B
Starlink + reusable launch + AI infrastructure
Vertical integration remains nearly unmatched
$RKLB
TTM revenue: $769M, +52%
Backlog: $2.36B
Launch + Space Systems gives it two major growth engines
$ASTS
2025 revenue: $71M
2026 guide: $150M–$200M
Backlog: $1.3B
Building direct-to-cell broadband from space
$LUNR
TTM revenue: $490M
Backlog: $1.8B
Lunar infrastructure + spacecraft manufacturing
The common theme:
High revenue growth.
Multi-year contracted visibility.
Government + commercial demand.
Massive exposure to the space infrastructure buildout.
Space is moving from speculation to real infrastructure spending.
I’m watching the companies that actually have contracts, backlog, and execution.
Long-term holds.