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Rocket Lab has posted big revenue growth, but its stock has still seen a huge pullback.

Investors had to know this day was coming sooner or later.

Could two numbers in the space company's next report make its 61% drop a buying opportunity?

As governments pour resources into missile defense and secure data networks, space infrastructure quietly moves from science fiction to frontline priority.

The stock has been on an extended slide, and a recent setback further fueled the selling.

Neutron’s second stage and thrust module reached Virginia ahead of ground testing.

Rocket Lab’s updated analyst models show a small trim in fair value, with the price target shifting from about US$105.05 to roughly US$102.15, a move of around 3%.

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Neutron’s second stage and thrust module reached Wallops Island for checks ahead of ground testing.

Key TakeawaysRocket Lab stock rose 15% in the past week as SpaceX’s stronger third quarter lifted space stocks and Neutron’s second stage and thrust module shipped to Wallops Island for launch-pad testing. The shipment is real progress since the Oct.

Rocket Lab is building key satellite systems in-house, including solar panels, radios, avionics and flight software.