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Rocket Lab USA Stock Is Soaring. It’s Time to Sell Some Shares.

Everything is coming up aces for Rocket Lab USA. It’s time to think about taking some profits. The s

Rocket Lab USA Stock Is Soaring. It’s Time to Sell Some Shares.

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That has left even the most bullish investors wondering what to do next. Should they sell and risk losing their position in an exciting new business they believe in, or hang on for the long run? Fortunately, investors can do both. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Selling the stock might seem rash. Rocket Lab recently announced new contract wins from companies targeting internet connectivity, earth observation, and space-junk collection, among others. Most of those aren’t included in the company’s $141.4 million backlog as of June 30 reported Wednesday, which was up 136% year over year.</p>\n<p>It’s that business momentum that has Canaccord Genuity’s Austin Moeller, the first analyst to pick up coverage, excited about Rocket Lab stock. He sees the launch-services industry generating $11 billion in sales by 2030—up from a few hundred million dollars in 2021. The entire satellite manufacturing industry could be generating $22 billion in sales by then, up almost 100%.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>“Rocket Lab’s core markets—commercial launch and small sat manufacturing—have an extremely favorable growth outlook over the next decade and beyond,” writes Moeller, who rates the stock a Buy. “The company’s competitive advantage over new market entrants and production scale justify significant upside in the stock price.”</p>\n<p>Moeller’s target price for Rocket Lab stock is $30 a share, up more than 60% from Friday’s close. By 2030, he projects $2.7 billion in annual sales and $850 million in annual free cash flow, with positive free cash flow by 2024.</p>\n<p>Still, early investors are sitting with big gains—accumulated rapidly—which might make them a little antsy. There is, after all, a saying among traders on Wall Street: No one ever went bankrupt taking profits.</p>\n<p>It can be a good idea to sell a little stock when things look overheated.</p>\n<p><i>Barron’s</i> recommended something similar after another small-cap stock—commercial electric-vehicle maker&nbsp;Workhorse Group&nbsp;(WHKS)—rocketed higher. We wrote positively about the stock in July 2020, when shares were about $15. They hit $42.96 in February, based in part on hopes the company would win the contract to replace the U.S. Postal Service’s right-hand-drive delivery vehicles. It was too far, too fast, and we advised readers to sell some of their shares around&nbsp;A Stock Market Selloff Needs a Trigger. Here’s What Could Cause the Next One. that time.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>That turned out to be a reasonable call. The company didn’t win the USPS business. Shares are about $9 now after a series of delays and missteps. Sometimes it can be a good idea to lock in profits.</p>\n<p>We also wrote positively about Rocket Lab in March, when shares were $11.60. We didn’t have a price target. Part of our logic was that if Elon Musk’s SpaceX was worth $74 billion in private markets, then Rocket Lab was worth more than $5.5 billion. The comparison seemed fair: Rocket Lab and SpaceX are the only two space start-ups generating significant sales from launch services. But Rocket Lab’s market capitalization is up to about $9 billion. 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It’s time to think about taking some profits.\nThe space-launch and satellite-services company reported strong first-half 2021 sales this past Wednesday, its first quarterly report as a publicly traded company. It announced a big new business award too. The next day, Rocket Lab (ticker: RKLB) picked up its first Buy rating from Wall Street.\n\nAll the good news has sent shares, well, skyrocketing, with the stock gaining 37% in one day. It’s now gained 77% over the past month, closing Friday at $18.69, while the S&P 500 is up about 0.5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down about 2% over the same span. That has left even the most bullish investors wondering what to do next. Should they sell and risk losing their position in an exciting new business they believe in, or hang on for the long run? Fortunately, investors can do both. \n\nSelling the stock might seem rash. Rocket Lab recently announced new contract wins from companies targeting internet connectivity, earth observation, and space-junk collection, among others. Most of those aren’t included in the company’s $141.4 million backlog as of June 30 reported Wednesday, which was up 136% year over year.\nIt’s that business momentum that has Canaccord Genuity’s Austin Moeller, the first analyst to pick up coverage, excited about Rocket Lab stock. He sees the launch-services industry generating $11 billion in sales by 2030—up from a few hundred million dollars in 2021. The entire satellite manufacturing industry could be generating $22 billion in sales by then, up almost 100%.\n\n“Rocket Lab’s core markets—commercial launch and small sat manufacturing—have an extremely favorable growth outlook over the next decade and beyond,” writes Moeller, who rates the stock a Buy. “The company’s competitive advantage over new market entrants and production scale justify significant upside in the stock price.”\nMoeller’s target price for Rocket Lab stock is $30 a share, up more than 60% from Friday’s close. By 2030, he projects $2.7 billion in annual sales and $850 million in annual free cash flow, with positive free cash flow by 2024.\nStill, early investors are sitting with big gains—accumulated rapidly—which might make them a little antsy. There is, after all, a saying among traders on Wall Street: No one ever went bankrupt taking profits.\nIt can be a good idea to sell a little stock when things look overheated.\nBarron’s recommended something similar after another small-cap stock—commercial electric-vehicle maker Workhorse Group (WHKS)—rocketed higher. We wrote positively about the stock in July 2020, when shares were about $15. They hit $42.96 in February, based in part on hopes the company would win the contract to replace the U.S. Postal Service’s right-hand-drive delivery vehicles. It was too far, too fast, and we advised readers to sell some of their shares around A Stock Market Selloff Needs a Trigger. Here’s What Could Cause the Next One. that time.\n\nThat turned out to be a reasonable call. The company didn’t win the USPS business. Shares are about $9 now after a series of delays and missteps. Sometimes it can be a good idea to lock in profits.\nWe also wrote positively about Rocket Lab in March, when shares were $11.60. We didn’t have a price target. Part of our logic was that if Elon Musk’s SpaceX was worth $74 billion in private markets, then Rocket Lab was worth more than $5.5 billion. The comparison seemed fair: Rocket Lab and SpaceX are the only two space start-ups generating significant sales from launch services. But Rocket Lab’s market capitalization is up to about $9 billion. 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