I was an
$RKLB investor and sold after experiencing a near 2000% rise and making a lot of money, and right now the only publicly traded space company I see as most attractive and undervalued is
$FLY. I have respect for
$RKLB investors, but I don't understand the fanatical idiots.
After listening to the dialogue below, fanatical idiots who hold stocks like supporting a football team in the stock market started to insult disrespectfully.
Interviewer: "So I want to talk about Rocket Lab for a second, right? It's the obvious comp. It's the one that, you know, for the most part, investors are constantly looking at. And right now, just looking at the valuation data, Firefly trades at around 13 times next 12-month sales; Rocket Lab is trading around 70, 73 times. What's the part of the Firefly thesis that you believe the market hasn't priced in yet? Right now, you've mentioned all these different things that you guys are doing. There's a wide valuation gap between Firefly and Rocket Lab. Like, what do you think the market isn't pricing in yet?"
Jason Kim (CEO): "I think Rocket Lab is a fair comp for the hardware and launch side, but we're more than that: we're a mission company. And so, not only are we launching, landing, operating, but we've got all the AI software and the applications that we're developing that gets deployed to the ground servers as well as edge processing on orbit. And so, when you talk about those kind of services, now you're talking about the Andurils of the world, and the Palantirs of the world, and maybe even xAI of the world. We have the end-to-end ecosystem to make those missions possible, and that's what gets me excited because I'm not just a hardware CEO or a software CEO—I'm a mission CEO. And with the missions, you can do a lot of new categories where no other company has gone before."
This is not financial advice.
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