

SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX | SPCX Price Prediction) drew fresh Wall Street coverage Tuesday morning, and the initiation is sending shares of the newly public rocket and satellite operator higher alongside a broad bid across the space complex.

President Donald Trump posted a photograph of the Moon to Truth Social this week with an American flag and the caption “The Moon is ours”.

Sydney Armani, CEO of AI Fintech World Group, discusses Nvidia (NVDA) continuing its climb after a stellar earnings report, with 2028 revenue projections soaring and its dominance in data center code and software cementing its leadership. Beyond Nvidia, emerging opportunities are drawing attention, including the space economy's focus on orbital data centers and satellite communication, where data infrastructure offers the real opportunity.

Boeing is achieving a turnaround in its financial performance, reporting a return to net income and substantial revenue growth in 2025. Intuitive Machines maintains a robust liquidity position as it expands its lunar infrastructure and satellite manufacturing capabilities.

Intuitive Machines' record $1.8B backlog offers 2026 revenue visibility, but conversion timing, margins and lunar execution costs remain key.

Intuitive Machines' surging revenues and record backlog strengthen its growth case, but rich valuation, cash use and execution risks keep the investment setup balanced.

Intuitive Machines has plunged 46.4% in three months, but record backlog and rising production face profitability, valuation and execution risks.

Space and satellite names are pulling back Thursday morning even as major U.S. benchmarks climb, with a mix of company-specific catalysts failing to stem selling across the commercial space complex. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY) is up 0.