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Technology shares recovered without Nvidia joining in The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ gained 3.54 per cent on Monday and the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 2.35 per cent. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ advanced 13.26 per cent, while $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ fell 4.27 per cent. The opposite moves show why stronger AI demand alone cannot explain this rebound: specific deployments, governance and expectations also matter. Memory shares recovered too. Micron, Sandisk and SK hynix gained 6.25 per cent, 6.16 per cent and 5.53 per cent respectively. Investors were willing to buy selected hard

Rocket Lab ($RKLB) just delivered a fascinating set of numbers — and investors have plenty to debate. Revenue came in at approximately $268 million, beating expectations of $260 million. Even more impressive is the enormous $3.57 billion backlog, highlighting the growing demand for launch services and space systems. But there’s a catch. The company reported a larger-than-expected loss of $0.12 per share versus the $0.07 anticipated. Meanwhile, forward guidance of $270–290 million puts the focus firmly on execution. Here’s my investment perspective: 🚀 The Bull Case: * Growing demand for satellite launches and space infrastructure. * A substantial backlog providing future revenue visibility. * Neutron could become a major growth catalyst. * Increasing importance of space infrastructure in th

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Technology shares rebounded without recovering their losses The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ rose 1.40 per cent last Friday, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ gained 0.31 per cent. AI hardware shares recovered from the previous session's sharp decline, but only part of the loss was reversed. The rebound alone does not establish that concerns about data-centre approvals, capital spending and financing costs have disappeared. US payrolls increased by 165,000 in October, above earlier expectations of roughly 60,000, while unemployment was 4.1 per cent. Resilient employment can ease recession concerns without providing a reason for interest rates to fall quickly. A lasting technology recovery

**Rocket Lab (RKLB)** is a vertically integrated space company specializing in small-to-medium launch services, spacecraft manufacturing, satellite components, and related systems. Founded in 2006 by Peter Beck in New Zealand, it started with suborbital sounding rockets (Ātea-1 in 2009 was the first private Southern Hemisphere space reach) and evolved into the **Electron** orbital rocket, which has become the world's most frequently launched small-lift vehicle. ### Core Business Breakdown - **Launch Services (Electron + HASTE)**: Electron is a two-stage, ~18m carbon-composite rocket capable of ~300 kg to low Earth orbit (LEO). It excels at dedicated launches for small satellites, constellations, national security, and science missions. HASTE is its suborbital hypersonic test variant for de

**Rocket Lab (RKLB)** is a vertically integrated space company specializing in small-to-medium launch services, spacecraft manufacturing, satellite components, and related systems. Founded in 2006 by Peter Beck in New Zealand, it started with suborbital sounding rockets (Ātea-1 in 2009 was the first private Southern Hemisphere space reach) and evolved into the **Electron** orbital rocket, which has become the world's most frequently launched small-lift vehicle. ### Core Business Breakdown - **Launch Services (Electron + HASTE)**: Electron is a two-stage, ~18m carbon-composite rocket capable of ~300 kg to low Earth orbit (LEO). It excels at dedicated launches for small satellites, constellations, national security, and science missions. HASTE is its suborbital hypersonic test variant for de

I don't think so l. Not very strong

It is within reach considering how much its doing

Look, the only reason I can hold RKLB through Neutron risk is the $1.85B backlog. Without that, $80 is too pricey for what's basically a launch schedule bet. Backlog grew 73% in a year. Most of it locks in revenue into 2028. So when RKLB drops 6% in a session like last Friday, I don't panic sell. The cashflow is coming whether or not Neutron flies on time. But Neutron is the actual upside. Stifel's $105 PT pencils in Q4 2026 first launch plus 10% medium-lift share by 2028 (against Falcon 9, sure). And it already got pushed back once from late 2025, dev costs creeping from $300M-ish to $360M. Confirm slip one more time lah, these things always do. The SpaceX IPO part is just sugar high. Filing buzz pops RKLB and DXYZ 3-5%, then fades. Nice tailwind, can't build a position on it. So $100 in

The USD 100 Frontier:  Rocket Lab's Bold Leap Into the Future 🌟🌟🌟 There is something deeply moving about watching an Electron rocket pierce the sky.  It isn't just a technical achievement.  It is a masterclass in grit.  While the world watches the giants, Rocket Lab $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$  has been methodically building a bridge to the cosmos - one launch, one payload, and one "unreasonable vision" at a time. Today that vision isn't just flying, it is thriving.  The market is finally catching up to the audacity of Peter Beck's dream.  With a recent 3.92% surge in share price, the world is noticing what we have known all along: this isn't just a small team anymore.  Rocket

Is THIS the Next SpaceX? 🚀🤯 Rocket Lab just blasted past $90 a share, and Wall Street is paying close attention! Think of the commercial space industry right now like trying to book a flight right before a holiday. SpaceX is the giant airline everyone knows, but regular investors can't buy their stock yet (they haven't gone public). Enter Rocket Lab. 🌌 Here is exactly why everyone is talking about this stock today: The Massive Waiting List: They just hit a $1.85 BILLION order backlog. Customers are practically begging for a ride to space, and the line is out the door! The "Launch Squeeze": There are way too many satellites that need to go up, and simply not enough rockets to take them. Rocket Lab is cashing in on this shortage. The Wall Street Target: The big suits at Stifel (a major inves

As of late rocket labs hasn't done what it did weeks ago, but during this flat inbetween period, it's advisable to get as many shares as you can see fit, and it won't be in the too distant future that regret will not be an emotion one would feel when 6 months pass by and wealth will be yours to enjoy

Houston we have blast off hopefully success and hey don't forget me !

Tiger Coin, I need to post something for that

SpaceX launch hhhhhhhhh

Rocket Lab is a legitimate business with real revenue growth and a smarter model than most space companies, but at a $50B market cap with no profits, -38% operating margins, and a fresh $1B share dilution, you’re paying a premium price for a future that hasn’t arrived yet. The entire bull case hinges on Neutron launching successfully and competing with Falcon 9 — that’s a single high-stakes technical and commercial bet. If Neutron delivers, the stock could re-rate significantly. If it’s delayed or underperforms, the valuation has a long way to fall. Don’t buy at current levels. Wait for the May 7 earnings call, watch what they say about Neutron timelines and cash burn, and look for an entry closer to $60–65 where the risk/reward makes more sense. The space sector tailwind is real, but that

Avoid buying Tesla at current levels. The core car business is shrinking — 50,000 unsold cars, falling margins, and a brand damaged by Musk’s politics. The robotaxi and Optimus bets are real but years away from mattering financially, and they keep getting delayed. You’re paying a P/E of ~300 for a company earning like a mid-tier automaker. If you already hold it, be honest about whether you’re invested in a thesis or just hoping it recovers. The only scenario where buying makes sense now is if you have genuine conviction that Cybercab or Optimus scales by 2027 — and even then, much of that upside is already priced in. Wait for either a much lower price or actual proof of execution, not more promises on earnings calls.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

$RKLB Surges 12% on Space Force Contract — Can It Hold $85 or Will It Crash Back to Earth? Rocket Lab ($RKLB) just ripped an impressive 12.68% higher, fueled by a lucrative new U.S. Space Force launch contract and a massive update that its next-gen Neutron rocket is tracking ahead of schedule. This wasn't just a fundamental pop; it triggered a vicious short squeeze with intraday turnover hitting a solid one-month high. But with history showing a tendency for this stock to pull back hard after extreme spikes, the street is watching closely to see if this is a structural breakout or just a temporary defiance of gravity. Here is the breakdown of what active traders need to watch next. 1️⃣ The Fundamental Catalyst: Defense Money + Neutron's Timeline Securing a U.S. Space Force contract is a ma

A SpaceX IPO likely forces the market to look beyond rockets and start repricing the full supply chain and infrastructure layer beneath the space economy: Spacecraft & Launch Systems • $York Space Systems, Inc(YSS)$ manufactures standardized satellite buses for rapid deployment • $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ builds launch vehicles, spacecraft systems & broader orbital infrastructure • $Voyager Technologies, Inc.(VOYG)$ supplies space infrastructure & in-space services for government programs • $Intuitive Machines(LUNR)$ provides lunar landers &

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ called away at $76, current price $80+. Oh well, that's options wheel strategy

Technology shares recovered without Nvidia joining in The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ gained 3.54 per cent on Monday and the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 2.35 per cent. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ advanced 13.26 per cent, while $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ fell 4.27 per cent. The opposite moves show why stronger AI demand alone cannot explain this rebound: specific deployments, governance and expectations also matter. Memory shares recovered too. Micron, Sandisk and SK hynix gained 6.25 per cent, 6.16 per cent and 5.53 per cent respectively. Investors were willing to buy selected hard

Rocket Lab ($RKLB) just delivered a fascinating set of numbers — and investors have plenty to debate. Revenue came in at approximately $268 million, beating expectations of $260 million. Even more impressive is the enormous $3.57 billion backlog, highlighting the growing demand for launch services and space systems. But there’s a catch. The company reported a larger-than-expected loss of $0.12 per share versus the $0.07 anticipated. Meanwhile, forward guidance of $270–290 million puts the focus firmly on execution. Here’s my investment perspective: 🚀 The Bull Case: * Growing demand for satellite launches and space infrastructure. * A substantial backlog providing future revenue visibility. * Neutron could become a major growth catalyst. * Increasing importance of space infrastructure in th

Technology shares rebounded without recovering their losses The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ rose 1.40 per cent last Friday, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ gained 0.31 per cent. AI hardware shares recovered from the previous session's sharp decline, but only part of the loss was reversed. The rebound alone does not establish that concerns about data-centre approvals, capital spending and financing costs have disappeared. US payrolls increased by 165,000 in October, above earlier expectations of roughly 60,000, while unemployment was 4.1 per cent. Resilient employment can ease recession concerns without providing a reason for interest rates to fall quickly. A lasting technology recovery

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Space Rocket and Data Centre ? Walk Down Memory Lane. In the past 5 years, popular US “it” stocks were a direct proxy for what was happening in real life. For instance, at the height of covid pandemic, when everyone had to work, learn, and even socialize from home - $Zoom(ZM)$, Moderna, and Pfizer surged as US market rewarded these “must‑have” infrastructures of remote life and virus control. As the world reopened, a new wave of enthusiasm (along the theme of “remoteness”) shifted to the metaverse and NFTs. Zuckerberg was so cocksure that he even rebranded Facebook to $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$, funneled easily $70 - $80 billions into Reality Labs, turning the metaverse into the flagship narrative. And ul

A SpaceX IPO likely forces the market to look beyond rockets and start repricing the full supply chain and infrastructure layer beneath the space economy: Spacecraft & Launch Systems • $York Space Systems, Inc(YSS)$ manufactures standardized satellite buses for rapid deployment • $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ builds launch vehicles, spacecraft systems & broader orbital infrastructure • $Voyager Technologies, Inc.(VOYG)$ supplies space infrastructure & in-space services for government programs • $Intuitive Machines(LUNR)$ provides lunar landers &

**Rocket Lab (RKLB)** is a vertically integrated space company specializing in small-to-medium launch services, spacecraft manufacturing, satellite components, and related systems. Founded in 2006 by Peter Beck in New Zealand, it started with suborbital sounding rockets (Ātea-1 in 2009 was the first private Southern Hemisphere space reach) and evolved into the **Electron** orbital rocket, which has become the world's most frequently launched small-lift vehicle. ### Core Business Breakdown - **Launch Services (Electron + HASTE)**: Electron is a two-stage, ~18m carbon-composite rocket capable of ~300 kg to low Earth orbit (LEO). It excels at dedicated launches for small satellites, constellations, national security, and science missions. HASTE is its suborbital hypersonic test variant for de

**Rocket Lab (RKLB)** is a vertically integrated space company specializing in small-to-medium launch services, spacecraft manufacturing, satellite components, and related systems. Founded in 2006 by Peter Beck in New Zealand, it started with suborbital sounding rockets (Ātea-1 in 2009 was the first private Southern Hemisphere space reach) and evolved into the **Electron** orbital rocket, which has become the world's most frequently launched small-lift vehicle. ### Core Business Breakdown - **Launch Services (Electron + HASTE)**: Electron is a two-stage, ~18m carbon-composite rocket capable of ~300 kg to low Earth orbit (LEO). It excels at dedicated launches for small satellites, constellations, national security, and science missions. HASTE is its suborbital hypersonic test variant for de

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ Rocket Lab just delivered a powerful 12.68% surge after landing a fresh U.S. Space Force launch contract and confirming that its Neutron rocket development is tracking ahead of schedule, triggering a classic short squeeze with intraday turnover hitting a one-month high. 😤 This small-cap rocket play is quickly becoming one of the sector's hottest names, with the dual catalyst validating both near-term revenue visibility and long-term reusable launch ambitions. The Space Force deal adds immediate backlog strength, while the accelerated Neutron timeline positions Rocket Lab to capture a bigger slice of the growing medium-lift market as demand for dedicated rideshares and constellation deployments accelerates. After a simi

The USD 100 Frontier:  Rocket Lab's Bold Leap Into the Future 🌟🌟🌟 There is something deeply moving about watching an Electron rocket pierce the sky.  It isn't just a technical achievement.  It is a masterclass in grit.  While the world watches the giants, Rocket Lab $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$  has been methodically building a bridge to the cosmos - one launch, one payload, and one "unreasonable vision" at a time. Today that vision isn't just flying, it is thriving.  The market is finally catching up to the audacity of Peter Beck's dream.  With a recent 3.92% surge in share price, the world is noticing what we have known all along: this isn't just a small team anymore.  Rocket

$RKLB Surges 12% on Space Force Contract — Can It Hold $85 or Will It Crash Back to Earth? Rocket Lab ($RKLB) just ripped an impressive 12.68% higher, fueled by a lucrative new U.S. Space Force launch contract and a massive update that its next-gen Neutron rocket is tracking ahead of schedule. This wasn't just a fundamental pop; it triggered a vicious short squeeze with intraday turnover hitting a solid one-month high. But with history showing a tendency for this stock to pull back hard after extreme spikes, the street is watching closely to see if this is a structural breakout or just a temporary defiance of gravity. Here is the breakdown of what active traders need to watch next. 1️⃣ The Fundamental Catalyst: Defense Money + Neutron's Timeline Securing a U.S. Space Force contract is a ma

As of early April 2026, $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ is in a period of high volatility, trading near a critical "make-or-break" junction. The stock has recently retraced from its 52-week high of $99.58 and is currently hovering around $67.73. The $70 level is a psychological and technical "Polarity Point"—it has acted as both a ceiling (resistance) and a floor (support) multiple times in the first quarter of 2026. Technical Analysis: The Battle for $70 1. Resistance Levels The $70 Threshold: This is the immediate hurdle. Recent price action shows the stock struggling to sustain gains above this mark, with a secondary "supply zone" identified between $72.60 and $73.70. Moving Averages: RKLB is currently trading below its declining 20-day and 50-day

Rocket Lab ($RKLB) Rebounds 11% — But Is a Trillion-Dollar SpaceX IPO a Catalyst or a Liquidity Black Hole? Rocket Lab ($RKLB) has been on a wild ride this month, extending a strong 11% rebound this week and currently fighting to hold structural support above $65. After spooking retail investors with a massive $1 billion At-The-Market (ATM) offering in mid-March, the stock is proving its resilience as the undisputed "No. 2 player" in commercial space. But while the chart looks primed to test the critical $70 resistance, a massive shadow is looming over the entire sector: the growing rumors of a trillion-dollar SpaceX IPO. Here is why this setup is the ultimate test of conviction for space investors, and what the smart money is watching right now. 1️⃣ Digesting the $1 Billion ATM Offering W

The Neutron Paradox: Why Market Dilution Masks a Strategic Monopoly Hedge The prevailing market narrative surrounding Rocket Lab's recent 7.60% slide focuses heavily on the immediate dilution from its $1 billion at-the-market equity program and the looming shadow of SpaceX's rumored IPO. However, the critical latent variable being ignored by the broader market is the Institutional Scarcity Premium of a "SpaceX Alternative." As SpaceX potentially moves toward a public listing in mid-2026, many ESG-constrained and defense-sensitive institutional funds will be mandate-driven to diversify away from a single-point-of-failure in the launch sector. Rocket Lab is not merely a competitor; it is the only Western entity currently scaling a vertically integrated "Space Systems" model—encompassing both

The $27 billion agreement between $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta and $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ Nebius (NBIS), announced on March 16, 2026, is a watershed moment for the "Neocloud" sector. This deal is not just a supplier contract; it’s a structural shift in how Big Tech handles AI infrastructure. The "Neocloud" Era: Why This Deal Matters A Neocloud (like Nebius or CoreWeave) is a specialized cloud provider built specifically for AI. Unlike AWS or Azure, which were designed for general-purpose web hosting and later retrofitted for GPUs, Neoclouds build "AI Factories" from the ground up. Priority Access: Nebius has secured early access to $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia’s Vera Rubin

Rocket Lab is not just “recovering.” It is quietly positioning for a breakout, while the market is distracted by SpaceX headlines. After an 11% rebound, most traders are asking: 👉 Can RKLB clear $70? Wrong question. The better question is: 👉 What happens when the market realizes it has been looking at the wrong player? ⚔️ The $65 Battlefield: Strong Hands Are Stepping In RKLB holding above $65 is not random. That level has become a defensive line: Buyers are absorbing selling pressure Weak hands already flushed during the ATM dilution phase Volume is stabilizing, not collapsing This is what accumulation looks like, not exhaustion. If $65 holds, it signals: 👉 Institutions are willing to build positions before the next narrative shift 🌌 SpaceX IPO Hype: Threat or Catalyst? The market thinks

Nebius Vs CoreWeave: Which Is  A Better Buy? 🌟🌟🌟The AI arms race has just hit a new gear.  On Monday, 16 March 2026, Meta Platforms (META) has officially "double down" on its infrastructure by signing a staggering USD 27 billion, 5 year contract with $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ .  For context, Meta isn't just renting a few servers.  It is securing a "Digital Fortress" of compute to power the next generation of AI. What is a Neocloud? Is it some kind of cloud formation?   In short, no.  NeoCloud is not a weather phenomenon, though the name sounds like it.  In 2026, Neocloud refers to a "Digital Guardian" of the AI era: a specialised class of cloud computing provider built from the ground up specifically to power mas

Is THIS the Next SpaceX? 🚀🤯 Rocket Lab just blasted past $90 a share, and Wall Street is paying close attention! Think of the commercial space industry right now like trying to book a flight right before a holiday. SpaceX is the giant airline everyone knows, but regular investors can't buy their stock yet (they haven't gone public). Enter Rocket Lab. 🌌 Here is exactly why everyone is talking about this stock today: The Massive Waiting List: They just hit a $1.85 BILLION order backlog. Customers are practically begging for a ride to space, and the line is out the door! The "Launch Squeeze": There are way too many satellites that need to go up, and simply not enough rockets to take them. Rocket Lab is cashing in on this shortage. The Wall Street Target: The big suits at Stifel (a major inves

Hey AI and cloud investors — this one is huge! 🚨 NVIDIA just dropped a bombshell strategic investment into European AI cloud giant Nebius. If you’re tracking pure-play AI cloud stocks, this partnership changes everything. Let’s break down why this is being called the strongest validation yet. As the race for artificial intelligence infrastructure intensifies, European AI cloud leader $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ has gained a heavyweight strategic ally. Semiconductor giant $NVIDIA(NVDA)$announced this Wednesday a major strategic investment in the Amsterdam-based AI cloud provider. The move immediately ignited the capital market, sending Nebius stock surging more than 16% by market close.

The SpaceX IPO will ignite a trillion-dollar space race. 1.𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗿𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲: $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $Sidus Space Inc.(SIDU)$ $Firefly Aerospace Inc.(FLY)$ $Redwire Corp.(RDW)$ $Intuitive Machines(LUNR)$ $MDA Space Ltd.(MDA)$ $Voyager Technologies, Inc.(VOYG)$ $York Space Systems, Inc(YSS)$ $Virgin Galactic(SPCE)$ $Starfighters Space Inc(FJET)$ 2.𝗦𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻