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Special Report Intuitive Machines Holds Ground Despite Earnings MissAuthored by Chris Markoch. Posted: 3/20/2026. 
Key Points - Intuitive Machines stock held steady despite a significant earnings miss as investors focused on strong forward guidance for 2026.
- The company’s revenue forecast of up to $1 billion is supported by a growing backlog and recent strategic acquisitions.
- A technical Bollinger Band squeeze and high short interest suggest LUNR stock could see a major move in the coming months.
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 Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) saw positive price action after releasing its Q4 2025 earnings report on March 19. Investors may have been bracing for worse. The company, which is not yet profitable, reported a loss per share of $0.34 — larger than the expected $0.05 loss — and revenue of $44.79 million, below the $53.37 million analysts had forecast. There were nevertheless positives in the report, and the company is guiding for a strong 2026. If management executes, this could be a sign that the worst is behind the company. Investors Have Seen the Acquisition, Now They Need the Growth Companies involved in lunar missions can distract investors from fundamentals. For Intuitive Machines, the bullish case is increasingly grounded in the less glamorous numbers. The company was in acquisition mode in 2025, buying KinetX Aerospace and Lanteris Space Systems. Deals like these are common for aerospace companies that need to grow at scale. According to CEO Steve Altemus, the transactions were intended to "significantly expand our scale, addressable market, and growth opportunities." That growth came at a cost. The cash outflows for the Lanteris purchase — roughly $403 million plus related costs — reduced the company's cash on hand by more than 50% year over year to $272 million. Even after a $176 million capital raise, liquidity remains a concern. That helps explain why the post-earnings move in LUNR is consequential. Investors will only reward potential for so long; at some point companies must start delivering. The encouraging sign: management offered robust guidance. The company issued full-year revenue guidance of $900 million to $1 billion — even the low end would be more than a 4x increase from 2025. Management says the backlog supports roughly two-thirds of that outlook. Technicals Paint a Mixed Picture The daily chart shows a stock catching its breath after an explosive run. LUNR climbed from about $8 to nearly $24 between December and January, then pulled back into the consolidation range where it trades today. That cooling-off is normal — even healthy — after such a rapid move. Technicians are watching a Bollinger Band squeeze forming on the daily chart. After expanding during January's rally, the bands have narrowed through February and into March, a classic setup that often precedes a significant directional move. The 50-day simple moving average sits near $18, with the stock trading just below it at roughly $17, under the band midline. That nuance matters: the stock is consolidating but currently leaning bearish within that range rather than pushing toward the upper band. Bulls will want to see LUNR close back above its 50-day SMA to regain momentum. By itself, the Bollinger squeeze is neutral — it signals volatility is likely, but not the direction. Given the fundamental picture, the direction of any breakout may ultimately tell investors where LUNR is headed in 2026.  Patience May Be Rewarded
Investors should remember Intuitive Machines is not yet profitable and may not be for some time. That doesn't automatically make it a poor investment. The space economy is expanding, and the company's backlog suggests its growth story rests on more than hope. After a 143% gain over the last 12 months, however, investors are understandably cautious about pushing the stock higher. This dynamic often sets up a tug-of-war between institutional investors and retail traders. Institutions remain bullish and continue to increase their holdings, owning the stock at a ratio of more than 2.5 to 1. At the same time, traders are actively shorting LUNR; short interest is above 27%, which could pressure the stock, especially if the broader market weakens. Intuitive Machines has grown into a mid-cap company that is drawing analyst attention, with most analysts leaning bullish. But in a market where some investors are fleeing to safety, holding LUNR will require conviction — and that conviction may be rewarded within a quarter or two if execution matches the forecast. | 
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