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In my opinion, $RKLB is going to be one of those stocks that traders get in at $120 and sell at $180. Then move into the next momentum trade.
Some day when the stock is $250 they'll look back and kick themselves for selling down here.
Don't be that idiot.
In my opinion, $RKLB is going to be one of those stocks that traders get in at $80 and sell at $120. Then move into the next momentum trade.
Some day when the stock is $200 they'll look back and kick themselves for selling down here.
Don't be that idiot.
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Exactly 1000000% true. I've always said retail has a huge edge because:
1) they can be patient
2) they don't need to trim winners due to position size
3) they do not need to convince investors about their investment choices, nor reallocate after a run to make a prospectus look good.
Recognize your advantage.
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As a retail investor, you can wait as long as you want for a stock to do well. A professional fund manager can't. If their picks don't pay off fast enough, clients will pull their money and the manager can get fired. So the everyday investor's ability to just sit and wait is a real advantage.
The catch is that it only works if you picked a genuinely good company.
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Love the idea and intent here. But realistically in 30 years, $3M won't NEARLY be enough based on inflation alone. But who the hell knows what AI will do to the normal trajectory...
If you invested $500/month starting at 25.
And averaged 15% annual return.
By 55 you have $3.3 million.
Not because you’re lucky.
Not because you picked the perfect stock.
Because you showed up.
Every single month.
For 30 years.
The market doesn’t reward genius.
It rewards the person who doesn’t STOP.
I’m not trying to get rich fast.
I’m trying to make it impossible to be poor.
—BP
Note: This is not financial advice.
$IREN $NBIS $RKLB $ASTS $AAOI $CIFR $ONDS $PNG.V $OUST $NOK $PL
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Honestly if I wasn't so damn over indexed in space I'd be looking at $PL down here...
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FOMO is a fun thing.
$PL was interesting at $52 but not at $31?
$FLY was interesting at $61 but not at $32?
$RKLB was interesting at $153 but not at $104?
$ASTS was interesting at $133 but not at $84?
$MDA was interesting at $49 but not at $37?
$RDW was interesting at $27 but not at $15?
Did they go bankrupt?
Did something change?
Posting this just to show you in a few weeks or months that there's literally free money sitting in front of those who can think for themselves.
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Are we believing it this time??
BREAKING: President Trump says a deal with Iran is scheduled to be signed tomorrow, immediately reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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In my opinion, this is why people don't beat the index.
Buying mega caps give stability and generally slow growth.
Small and midsize market caps are more volatile but so much more room to grow.
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Broadening the aperture for opportunity for all US commercial space companies.
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While today's IPO is good for SpaceX (and deservedly so). It is broadening the aperture of opportunity for all US commercial space companies. That's good for the nation, and it's good for all of us who work to see America retain the leadership of space technology and innovation for generations to come. 🚀🇺🇸
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Maybe we all won't be replaced by AI anytime soon
Jun 12
JUST IN: Meta is reportedly moving to curb employee AI token use as internal AI costs climb into the tens of billions.
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RocketMan retweeted
Jun 12
$RKLB
The market will sort itself out.
SpaceX is worth 2.17 trillions
Rocket Lab is worth 0.066 trillions
Rocket Lab is the closest competitor to SpaceX.
Let that sink in.
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If you had one guy to interview about $SPCX, how to be successful at launching rockets, and how to run a profitable space business...
It clearly has to be Chris Kemp.
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Founder & CEO Chris @Kemp joined CNBC's @SquawkStreet this morning to talk about where space is going — driving the cost of launch down, the growing role of communications systems in space, and why sovereign launch capability matters more than ever: cnbc.com/video/2026/06/12/fo…
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Do you guys now see why I cheer for his rockets blowing up?
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Kemp is forcing his employees at Astra to contribute to an internal AI-model they’ve been creating or else they’ll be fired.
His stated goal is to reduce headcount as much as possible until just a small number of employees remain.
Actively requiring employees to make themselves obsolete, and letting them know that they’ll be let go when they’re successful in doing that, is an interesting approach to management…
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Not surprised to see the big selloff this morning. Disappointed especially after the NASDAQ addition last night.
But this is the tipping point for investors to understand and uncover the space industry and it's potential.
It will take time but this is when the creme rises to the top. And the shitcos fade.
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1.5 hours away....
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$SPCX: SpaceX to begin quoting at 9:50AM and trading at 10AM
*NASDAQ: IPO OF SPACEX TO BE RELEASED FOR QUOTATION AT 9:50AM ET
*NASDAQ: IPO OF SPACEX TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR TRADING AT 10AM ET
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RocketMan retweeted
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Someone take Trumps phone away from him and do not let him tweet anything today.
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