To The Moon

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$  $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  🇺🇸 19Dec25 | 20Dec25 🇳🇿 I’ve spent decades watching aerospace and defence cycles rotate in and out of favour, and true regime shifts are rare. What’s unfolding in $RKLB is one of them. This is no longer a launch narrative trading on aspiration. The market is now treating Rocket Lab as a vertically integrated defence space manufacturer with durable, government-backed revenue and long-runway optionality across spacecraft, launch, and constellation services. The catalyst was decisive

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I’m targeting the Cup and Handle Pattern breakout measured move😘 There’s a clear break of the neckline and the measured move puts it around $510 RSI has more room to the upside before it’s considered overbought and MACD has just had its bullish crossover and the signal line has reestablish Ed itself strongly above the zero line Not financial advice!

Space X is the next Tesla I will be buying in the IPO

SpaceX can be like Telsa not profitable in the early years How long can you hold the stock?   This is a question Hopefully you doesn't get beat down then you might find the silver lining 

SpaceX may be more valuable than Tesla eventually with its growth potential but still any investment has its risks. 

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🚀 SpaceX at $1.5 Trillion: Is This the "Tesla Moment" We’ve Been Waiting For? The rumors are loud, and the numbers are staggering. Reports are circulating that SpaceX is advancing plans for a massive tender offer and a potential 2026 IPO, eyeing a valuation of $1.5 TRILLION. To put that in perspective: That is bigger than the GDP of most countries. It’s bigger than Meta. It is essentially creating a new asset class overnight. The market immediately reacted: Destiny Tech100 ($DXYZ) jumped 10%, and legacy players like EchoStar ($SATS) rallied 6%+. But before you blindly FOMO into anything with "Space" in the name, let’s break down what this actually means for your portfolio. Are we looking at the next Tesla-style rally, or a massive bull trap? Here is the deep dive. 👇 1️⃣ The "Proxy Trade" M

I have participated only selectively in the space-stock rally. Most listed space names are still driven more by narrative than cash-flow certainty, so risk control matters more than conviction. Calling space the “Tesla of 2019” is partly accurate, but incomplete. Like EVs back then, space has a strong story and long runway. Unlike Tesla, however, commercial monetisation is slower, more capital-intensive, and heavily reliant on government contracts. Outcomes are therefore more binary and timelines longer. If SpaceX were to IPO, I would be interested, but disciplined. SpaceX has clear technological leadership and execution credibility, which sets it apart from most peers. That said, valuation would likely be aggressive, with early price action driven by scarcity and sentiment rather than fu

🚀 Is SpaceX the Next Tesla? Space Stocks, Speculation, and What the Rally Is Really Pricing In 🧠📈 Reports that SpaceX is accelerating plans for a 2026 IPO, potentially targeting a valuation north of $1.5 trillion, reignited one of the most powerful narratives of 2025: space as the next frontier trade. The market reaction was immediate: • DXYZ +10% • EchoStar +6% • Listed space names up 100%+ YTD But before calling SpaceX the “next Tesla of 2019,” it’s worth separating technological dominance, capital intensity, and public-market reality. ⸻ 🔍 Why SpaceX Is Fundamentally Different SpaceX isn’t just another aerospace company — it’s a vertical monopoly in the making. What makes SpaceX unique • 🚀 Launch dominance: Reusable rockets with unmatched cadence • 🛰️ Starlink: Recurring revenue + global

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SpaceX won’t be the next Tesla for one straightforward reason: the business economics don’t scale the same way. Tesla sells a mass-market product with falling production costs and global demand. Space companies face heavy capex, slow contract cycles, and limited market size. There is no path for a launch company to compound like an EV manufacturer. The hype comparison is unrealistic. Therefore a safe alternative would be....HK Aerospace Technology Group (1725 HK). Actual satellite manufacturing capability via its subsidiaries, not concept-only. Government-aligned projects in satellite data, remote sensing, and smart-city applications demand is structural, not speculative. Revenue visibility from commercial and state-linked contracts gives it more stability than the typical “space” story. V

I own $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$, $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ and $BlackSky Technology Inc.(BKSY)$. Generally speaking IPOs are a bad idea as they tend to rocket in the first few weeks then plummet after the hype subsides and reality sets in. I’ll reserve judgement on space X until I see the past financials. I will definitely ignore any projections beyond looking at levels of realism.

DXYZ$Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$  

A SpaceX IPO will be the most exciting financial event of 2026! There will be a frenzy bigger than Bitcoin 🤑 @Kokok  @freedomman  @Bennymin  @爵位青年  @椰汁果冻  @Miss Vee  @DavidSG  @Stayclose  @OptionsBB  @Sandybo

SpaceX feels like Tesla in its early days—high risk, mission-driven, and constantly pushing boundaries others said were impossible. Reusable rockets, Starlink, and Starship aren’t just engineering wins; they’re about slashing costs and scaling fast. The big difference? SpaceX doesn’t sell directly to everyday consumers (yet), so its impact shows up less in stock portfolios and more in global infrastructure. If Starship succeeds, it could unlock a whole new space economy—launch, manufacturing, even settlement. Tesla proved that first-principles thinking can disrupt a legacy industry. SpaceX might prove it can reshape an entire frontier. 🌍➡️🌌 What do you think—overhyped, or just getting started?

$AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ 🧠 I’m watching positioning break before price, not the other way around I’m running my short squeeze screener and what stands out is not sentiment, it’s imbalance. These are names with double-digit short interest, average short prices far below spot, and in several cases rising short interest even as price trends higher. That is not bearish conviction, that is structural stress. When momentum asserts itself, exits stop being optional. 🌍 I’m tracking where shorts are most exposed across my top 10 Crowded shorts under pressure right now include: $QBTS $RKLB $ASTS $LITE $GRAL $ARWR $GH $SATS $RGTI Across this basket, shorts are deeply underwater, real

Space X IPO ? Will this happen ? Will he choose Gathering more money or lose 100% control ? 

 As long as Elon Musk is leading,  Space X is the only space industries stock I will pick. To the moon, and then to Mar. [Chuckle]  

I’m fully on board with the space-stock rally, and the excitement around a potential SpaceX IPO really feels like Tesla in 2019—right before its major breakout. Space names such as $Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$ , XOVR, Rocket Lab, Firefly, Planet Labs, SATS, AST SpaceMobile are gaining because investors finally see space infrastructure as a scalable, long-term growth sector. What’s driving this momentum is the belief that SpaceX is evolving far beyond a launch company. Starlink, defense contracts, rapid-launch capability, even the idea of space-based data centers are expanding its valuation outlook. Strong earnings from Planet Labs & SATS’s multibillion-dolla

I'am a buyer of Space X IPO Space is the next frontier very bullish 

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$  $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  🇺🇸 19Dec25 | 20Dec25 🇳🇿 I’ve spent decades watching aerospace and defence cycles rotate in and out of favour, and true regime shifts are rare. What’s unfolding in $RKLB is one of them. This is no longer a launch narrative trading on aspiration. The market is now treating Rocket Lab as a vertically integrated defence space manufacturer with durable, government-backed revenue and long-runway optionality across spacecraft, launch, and constellation services. The catalyst was decisive

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I’m targeting the Cup and Handle Pattern breakout measured move😘 There’s a clear break of the neckline and the measured move puts it around $510 RSI has more room to the upside before it’s considered overbought and MACD has just had its bullish crossover and the signal line has reestablish Ed itself strongly above the zero line Not financial advice!

🚀 SpaceX at $1.5 Trillion: Is This the "Tesla Moment" We’ve Been Waiting For? The rumors are loud, and the numbers are staggering. Reports are circulating that SpaceX is advancing plans for a massive tender offer and a potential 2026 IPO, eyeing a valuation of $1.5 TRILLION. To put that in perspective: That is bigger than the GDP of most countries. It’s bigger than Meta. It is essentially creating a new asset class overnight. The market immediately reacted: Destiny Tech100 ($DXYZ) jumped 10%, and legacy players like EchoStar ($SATS) rallied 6%+. But before you blindly FOMO into anything with "Space" in the name, let’s break down what this actually means for your portfolio. Are we looking at the next Tesla-style rally, or a massive bull trap? Here is the deep dive. 👇 1️⃣ The "Proxy Trade" M

🚀 Is SpaceX the Next Tesla? Space Stocks, Speculation, and What the Rally Is Really Pricing In 🧠📈 Reports that SpaceX is accelerating plans for a 2026 IPO, potentially targeting a valuation north of $1.5 trillion, reignited one of the most powerful narratives of 2025: space as the next frontier trade. The market reaction was immediate: • DXYZ +10% • EchoStar +6% • Listed space names up 100%+ YTD But before calling SpaceX the “next Tesla of 2019,” it’s worth separating technological dominance, capital intensity, and public-market reality. ⸻ 🔍 Why SpaceX Is Fundamentally Different SpaceX isn’t just another aerospace company — it’s a vertical monopoly in the making. What makes SpaceX unique • 🚀 Launch dominance: Reusable rockets with unmatched cadence • 🛰️ Starlink: Recurring revenue + global

Space X is the next Tesla I will be buying in the IPO

SpaceX can be like Telsa not profitable in the early years How long can you hold the stock?   This is a question Hopefully you doesn't get beat down then you might find the silver lining 

SpaceX may be more valuable than Tesla eventually with its growth potential but still any investment has its risks. 

I have participated only selectively in the space-stock rally. Most listed space names are still driven more by narrative than cash-flow certainty, so risk control matters more than conviction. Calling space the “Tesla of 2019” is partly accurate, but incomplete. Like EVs back then, space has a strong story and long runway. Unlike Tesla, however, commercial monetisation is slower, more capital-intensive, and heavily reliant on government contracts. Outcomes are therefore more binary and timelines longer. If SpaceX were to IPO, I would be interested, but disciplined. SpaceX has clear technological leadership and execution credibility, which sets it apart from most peers. That said, valuation would likely be aggressive, with early price action driven by scarcity and sentiment rather than fu

Nice

SpaceX won’t be the next Tesla for one straightforward reason: the business economics don’t scale the same way. Tesla sells a mass-market product with falling production costs and global demand. Space companies face heavy capex, slow contract cycles, and limited market size. There is no path for a launch company to compound like an EV manufacturer. The hype comparison is unrealistic. Therefore a safe alternative would be....HK Aerospace Technology Group (1725 HK). Actual satellite manufacturing capability via its subsidiaries, not concept-only. Government-aligned projects in satellite data, remote sensing, and smart-city applications demand is structural, not speculative. Revenue visibility from commercial and state-linked contracts gives it more stability than the typical “space” story. V

I own $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$, $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ and $BlackSky Technology Inc.(BKSY)$. Generally speaking IPOs are a bad idea as they tend to rocket in the first few weeks then plummet after the hype subsides and reality sets in. I’ll reserve judgement on space X until I see the past financials. I will definitely ignore any projections beyond looking at levels of realism.

AI and Space stocks🚀

DXYZ$Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$  

$AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ 🧠 I’m watching positioning break before price, not the other way around I’m running my short squeeze screener and what stands out is not sentiment, it’s imbalance. These are names with double-digit short interest, average short prices far below spot, and in several cases rising short interest even as price trends higher. That is not bearish conviction, that is structural stress. When momentum asserts itself, exits stop being optional. 🌍 I’m tracking where shorts are most exposed across my top 10 Crowded shorts under pressure right now include: $QBTS $RKLB $ASTS $LITE $GRAL $ARWR $GH $SATS $RGTI Across this basket, shorts are deeply underwater, real

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ 🧭 Ownership Structure And The Asymmetric Upside Window I am convinced SpaceX is setting up one of the most asymmetric listings in modern market history. Elon Musk owns 42%, Founders Fund holds 10.4%, Google Ventures owns 7.4%, and the remaining 30% sits with strategic investors. If SpaceX IPOs at a $1.5T valuation, his stake alone is worth roughly $625B, lifting his net worth towards about $952B. There is currently around a 67% probability on Polymarket that SpaceX’s closing market cap exceeds $1T, while earlier contracts traded closer to 54%. Secondary tenders have already drifted toward $400B this year as investors price in a structural rerating, no

$Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$ jumped 10%, and $EchoStar(SATS)$ gained over 6% after reports that SpaceX is advancing plans for a 2026 IPO with a fundraising target far exceeding $30 billion — potentially the largest IPO in history. The company is aiming for a valuation of around $1.5 trillion.If SpaceX’s IPO application is approved, its valuation would surpass the level Saudi Aramco reached when it went public in 2019. The fundraising amount would exceed Saudi Aramco’s previous record of 29 billion dollars, potentially making it the largest IPO in history. It would also overtake Tesla’s 1.46 trillion-dollar market value, becoming the most valuable company under Elon Musk and lifting Musk’s personal wealth t

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🚀 RKLB Just Went Wild and I’m Still Long 🌍✨ Yeah so $RKLB pushing 23% has me kinda buzzing today. The 5% intraday move off that KAIST update just felt different. They pulled the launch forward to Thursday arvo NZT and it’s already their 19th mission this year. Then they’ve got the JAXA one after that which makes the whole flow feel way more controlled. It’s the first time in a while the structure has actually held without wobbling. Tbh the space sector hype is firing again with everyone talking about a possible SpaceX IPO in 2026. Kinda feels like if that really happens it lifts everything with it. You can see positioning shift whenever the sentiment spike

I’m fully on board with the space-stock rally, and the excitement around a potential SpaceX IPO really feels like Tesla in 2019—right before its major breakout. Space names such as $Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$ , XOVR, Rocket Lab, Firefly, Planet Labs, SATS, AST SpaceMobile are gaining because investors finally see space infrastructure as a scalable, long-term growth sector. What’s driving this momentum is the belief that SpaceX is evolving far beyond a launch company. Starlink, defense contracts, rapid-launch capability, even the idea of space-based data centers are expanding its valuation outlook. Strong earnings from Planet Labs & SATS’s multibillion-dolla

🌟🌟🌟The space sector is booming.  At the heart of this excitement is $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ often called a mini SpaceX.  It is an evocative comparison that hints at the same disruptive spirit and innovation that have made SpaceX a household name. Rocket Lab is an emerging leader in a volatile but fast growing industry.    Rocket Lab's share price has been going up like a rocket to the moon as it is up 29% in the past 5 days and 154% year todate. This can be attributed to Rocket Lab's recent success in major new contract wins, positive analyst ratings and growing market anticipation for its upcoming reusable Neutron rocket launch.  Neutron is designed to rival SpaceX's Falcon 9. Rocket Lab is a high growth , hig

SpaceX feels like Tesla in its early days—high risk, mission-driven, and constantly pushing boundaries others said were impossible. Reusable rockets, Starlink, and Starship aren’t just engineering wins; they’re about slashing costs and scaling fast. The big difference? SpaceX doesn’t sell directly to everyday consumers (yet), so its impact shows up less in stock portfolios and more in global infrastructure. If Starship succeeds, it could unlock a whole new space economy—launch, manufacturing, even settlement. Tesla proved that first-principles thinking can disrupt a legacy industry. SpaceX might prove it can reshape an entire frontier. 🌍➡️🌌 What do you think—overhyped, or just getting started?