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What do you think of the company? What else do you expect in the future and do you think it is stable or can we expect a correction?

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So I got in after reading the article from @PikaPika0105. I am currently up about 20% (which can change at any time, of course) but I still don't want to sell. I suspect there is still room for improvement.
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@Semos25 I have 150% so far :)
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@PikaPika0105 I almost figured that your profit would be much higher than mine 😃I unfortunately only read your post a few weeks ago, but somehow I managed to get in. Let's see how the shares develop.
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@Shiya I'm still a beginner🤫. So the 20% is good for me to start with. I can't keep up with the pros yet.
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Unfortunately, I sold far too early at €6.30 (+30%). Then I missed the re-entry. Now things have gone too well so that I can no longer bring myself to invest (so the rally will probably continue 😅)
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In a few years, Rocket Lab will be one of the most valuable (and only) large companies in this fast-growing ultra-corrugated industry. 200-400 billion market cap in the next 10-15 years.
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Hold a lot of them, have been invested for some time and plan to hold for at least 3-5 years. I am extremely bullish for the whole space sector, especially for vertically integrated companies like Rocket Lab. They also have an extremely good CEO :)
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Here is another good article on the current status of Neutron: https://thespacebucket.com/rocket-lab-is-getting-closer-to-neutrons-maiden-flight/
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@Michael-official However, SpaceX would start at $250bn+ on the stock market and would therefore not offer much growth potential. With Rocket Lab, there is still around 5000% left before the $250 billion. So it's a clear decision :)
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