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🚨SpaceX stopped taking orders?!

To go all-in on Starship, it even personally cut down Falcon 9—the cash cow. After 2028, all commercial orders stop.

Ambition is huge, but the risk is brutal: if Starship blows up a few more times and drags into 2030, who will fill that massive launch gap in the sky?

Wall Street is eyeing Rocket Lab (RKLB). The logic sounds smooth, but reality bites—its small rockets aren’t in the same league as Falcon 9. Want to be the fallback buyer? You’d better see if Neutron can actually deliver.

If Starship wins, SpaceX becomes legend; if Starship fails, the little brother only gets soup.

Now buying RKLB isn’t buying results—it’s buying a massive possibility for 2028. You betting? 🚀
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GateUser-4e4f393e
· 2h ago
It feels like Rocket Lab entering the market now is a bit like catching someone else’s thrown knife—Neutron isn’t even off the ground yet. You can wait to buy until Starship truly falls apart. But investing is just betting on expectations—who dares to bet?
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LongFrigate
· 4h ago
It feels like Rocket Lab’s entry right now is a bit like catching flying daggers in midair—Neutron isn’t even off the ground yet, so there’s no need to buy until Starship really falls apart. After all, investing is a bet on expectations; it comes down to who dares to make that bet.
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BearHoarding
· 5h ago
This bet is really huge—if Starship succeeds, it’s a godlike feat; if it fails, it’ll be a joke.
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