Space Stock Triggers Rare “Total Conviction” Buy Alert

Everyone wants a piece of SpaceX.

The catch? By the time a company that famous rings the opening bell, the biggest gains have usually already been made.

SpaceX is enormous. It's expensive. The whole world already knows the story. And Blue Origin? Still private — out of reach entirely.

But one public company is riding the very same boom — a space economy the World Economic Forum and McKinsey project will more than triple to $1.8 trillion by 2035.

And today, The Motley Fool is doing something it does only a handful of times in 20 years.

It's issuing a "Total Conviction" buy alert — the signal our team reserves for its highest-conviction ideas, the kind we believe could define a decade, not a quarter.

We don't issue them often. And when we have, the results have been hard to ignore:

Each one was easy to overlook the day the signal flashed. Each one is impossible to ignore now.

Take Nvidia: when the signal flagged it back in December 2009, it was an obscure chipmaker most investors had written off as "too risky." A $5,000 stake in 2009 would be worth roughly $2.9 million today.

We won't pretend every signal turns into an Nvidia — plenty don't, and some lose money. These are the exceptions that prove the pattern is worth watching. Stocks fall as well as rise, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

But the pattern itself? That's the part worth your next two minutes.

This time, the signal is pointing at space. Not the industry giant many already own, and not a private company you can't buy — a public company that designs, builds, launches, and monitors the satellites and spacecraft the whole industry runs on. A one-stop shop for the fastest-growing frontier in the modern economy.

Today, it's roughly 1/100th the size of Nvidia — small, early, easy to dismiss. Which is exactly what Nvidia looked like the day this same signal first flagged it, back in 2009.

And here's what most investors are missing: the world's smartest entrepreneurs aren't debating whether space will be big. They're racing to own it.

Yet just like AI a decade ago, most investors still seem to be sitting this one out — opting out of what we think is one of the next decade's most explosive growth curves.

The person running this company isn't sitting it out. Its CEO has invested $2.6 billion of his own money. When a company's own CEO puts that much on the line, it's worth asking what he sees.

The Motley Fool sees it too. This stock has been recommended 9 separate times, by different Motley Fool services, since 2023 — and the very first of those recommendations is already up 10x in just three years.

So who's making the call?

The Motley Fool was founded 33 years ago by brothers Tom and David Gardner. What started as a small investment newsletter with 300 subscribers has grown into one of the most trusted names in investing, serving millions of investors around the globe.

Our flagship service, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, has delivered new stock recommendations every month for over two decades. Take every one of those picks — the winners, the losers, and everything in between — average the returns together, and here's what you find:

The average Stock Advisor pick is up 967% — versus just 212% for the S&P 500.

That's the average. It’s no wonder Time Magazine says “Even billionaires get ideas from The Motley Fool.”

So when Tom Gardner says a stock has his "highest conviction” — it's worth paying attention.

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The same rare signal that once flagged Nvidia is flashing right now.

Think about how many investing trends you've watched take off — wishing you'd gotten in earlier. Don't make this one of them.