RKLB
Rocket Lab Corporation Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

Currently about 40% in RKLB - got a fair sum of money coming my way shortly. 100% of that will be getting dropped on RKLB

If you wanna be more aggressive go with SPMO.
I would avoid leveraged ETFs like TQQQ bc it's not for long term investing.
If you wanna be more risky I would invest in individual stocks that have massive growth potential. For example RKLB 🚀.

Ahhhh I also love the idea of RKLB and ASTS.

RKLB. I think they’ll be the biggest company in an industry thats future value is nowhere close to being accurately valued. It’s my single biggest position outside of total stock market funss.

All in on RKLB?

> Also, don’t forget about the people who want nothing to do with Elon Musk.
this is why i have RKLB. i would never bet against spacex but I think there's still room for both, and RKLB is publically traded unlike spacex. they are the only publically traded american company with a successful launch track record anywhere near spacex.
RKLB is way behind schedule on neutron and they need to start delivering on that, non reusable electron can only carry them so far.
nevertheless, spacex is the biggest potential threat to asts if spacex decided to pivot to delivering cell service and investors should watch them carefully.
asts has the superior tech and headstart but has not leveraged either yet. cell customer revenue is basically non existent at the moment. that head start is eroding every day.

I’m invested in the U.S market from another country, so I’m taxed there instead of the US. LTCG would be 12.5% if held for over 24 months, but STCG is taxed at income tax rate for me (which is 35+% due to being in a high bracket).
Now I’ve 10xed on a couple of stocks like RKLB & ASTS. It’ll take another 6 months before they get into LTCG bracket.
I want to realize 20% of these positions at today’s stock price to fund a real estate purchase.
I don’t really need the cash right away, I can wait 6 months. I can get a low interest loan to bridge the time period. I just would like to lock in today’s price.
Is there an options play or some technique to do this efficiently?

Chuck it all into RKLB and achieve your goal next year 🚀 💰

RKLB & ASTS

RKLB

The lack of volume on RKLB shows how few sellers there are at $65, this baby’s worth a lot more for sure 🚀

RKLB. Highest conviction I’ve had in a stock in a long time.

Remember that being up 10x and then watching it dwindle down to 2x is a LOSS no matter how you try to cope. Dont be greedy. The chances of you finding the next RGTI and RKLB and holding to 50x is next to none.

I believe SPCE has more upside than RKLB in the next year. FLY is the one that everyone might be sleeping on.

RKLB. There is tons of growth we do and even more we don’t know about yet. I keep holding even during the current valuation, wich rightfully is overblown by all the numbers we can factor in right now, but the big future, long term gains will be made with projects we and probably not even SPB himself are thinking about yet.

Lmao DFLI made me back my losses on BYND. I fill ported all my extra stock money that isnt in RKLB into DFLI. Hoping for the best. Who knows, this could be another KULR.

RKLB 100 EOY

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Just looking for investment ideas basically. I’d appreciate any tips or insights that people may have, I of course would do my own research into whatever recommendations people give, but I’m interested in identifying a few more stocks that have good growth potential over the next 2-4 years.
Companies that I have been investing in are all pretty popular on Reddit. In no particular order they are:
- Nebius (NBIS)
- Coreweave (CRWV)
- ASTS
- Rocket Lab (RKLB)
- IREN
- Applied Digital (APLD)
I like all of them because they offer lots of growth potential in the coming several years, but they also aren’t just some random penny stock companies, but are decently well established. This isn’t to say they don’t have the potential for the stock to tank all of a sudden, but I believe in all of these quite strongly.
**TLDR:** Basically I want to know which companies you believe in the most for growth and capital gains over the next several years