YOU'RE ALL ABOUT TO WALK INTO THE SPACE… · @0xReflection

YOU'RE ALL ABOUT TO WALK INTO THE SPACEX TRAP At $1.77T, not a single one of you gets rich off it The real space economy is already trading in plain sight Here're 6 smaller stocks almost nobody is watching: I've traded these markets for over a decade and I share all my insights completely for FREE This year I'm going to create an army of wealthy people So make sure to follow me with notifications on You'll regret not doing it sooner Let's break them down, one by one: ➮ RKLB l Rocket Lab The closest thing to owning a SpaceX on the open market. Record $200M quarter, $2.2B backlog, launch AND space systems both firing. Neutron rocket targets late 2026. Priced rich, but it's the real deal ➮ ASTS l AST SpaceMobile A cell network in space that works with a normal phone. No tower. No dead zones. ~3,900 patents, AT&T and Verizon deals, its own spectrum The most explosive story here and the most speculative Tiny revenue, big bet. ➮ IRDM l Iridium The boring one that actually makes money The only fully connected LEO network with its own licensed spectrum - you can't copy that with cash Real profit, dividend, buybacks, DoD contracts. The rare value name in space. ➮ LUNR l Intuitive Machines Basically NASA's go-to company for landing on the Moon Revenue nearly tripled to $187M, $1.1B backlog, guiding to positive EBITDA in 2026 Risk is dilution. The prize is a near-monopoly on lunar delivery. ➮ MDA l MDA Space The compounder the hype crowd keeps ignoring Owns space robotics (the Canadarm legacy) and builds satellites for the mega-constellations Revenue up 32%, $3.7B backlog, actually profitable, barely any debt One honest warning before you touch any of these: The whole sector ran straight up INTO SpaceX IPO. Chasing it at the top is how people get trapped. These are businesses I'd want to own on a pullback - not at peak euphoria. I'm not here to promise you 10x. I'm showing you real companies with real moats and 2026 catalysts When I start buying these, I'll post it here, so keep notifications on None of this is financial advice, it's just how I see the situation