A Message from BullishBear 
Over the next 10 years, satellite companies plan to launch 38,000 “micro satellites” — satellites that weigh 22 to 220 pounds. They’re a cost-effective, flexible alternative to conventional satellites that are expensive to build and launch, and usually weigh more than a ton. The problem is we don’t have the capacity to launch such a large number of satellites… …especially now that Elon Musk is allocating more and more of SpaceX’s payload capacity to his Starlink project and focusing so much of his attention on getting to Mars. As a result, the industry is facing a backlog of 2,000 satellites waiting to be launched. This has created a massive opportunity for a little-known company that’s quickly moving towards becoming a world leader in launching micro satellites. The company operates from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, and is located next to SpaceX and Blue Origin. From there, it uses its private fleet of seven Lockheed F-104 supersonic fighter jets — the only such private fleet in the world — to launch micro-satellites into low orbit. And it does it so for about a tenth of the cost of launching a satellite via a traditional rocket. No wonder prestigious customers and corporate partners are already lining up to do business with the company, including: - GE Aerospace
- Lockheed Martin
- Northrop Grumman
- Innoveering
- Space Florida
- U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory
Better yet, that customer list is likely to grow over the next few years as demand for small satellite launches surges to more than $69 billion a year by 2030. This could mean good times ahead for the company and its investors. And now you can become one of those investors thanks to a pre-IPO offering that lets you get into the stock for under $4 a share. My analysis shows that the company could be undervalued at that price, so investing now could position you for some very nice profits when the company goes public. To discover what my research has uncovered about this company, I urge you to take a few minutes to read a special online report. P.S. This pre-IPO opportunity is available to all investors. You don’t have to be an “accredited investor” or a millionaire to take advantage of it. Click here now for all the details. | 
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