China has more than tripled its space-based intelligence ecosystem in the past five years.
This year, alone, it aims to complete a record 100 orbital missions, a 40% increase from 2023.
That would make it the world's second-most-active launcher behind SpaceX.
China is also developing an array of anti-satellite defense systems.
It's been using its own defunct satellites as target practice for ground-based ballistics and have made huge strides with hypersonic glide vehicles, which dip into orbit before firing back down on terrestrial targets.
With that, the United States and others are scrambling to respond.
The U.S. itself has ramped up its satellite launches by more than 10-fold over the past decade.
It's resuscitated moon programs like Artemis after decades of neglect.
And it's helping Japan in a bid to put its own astronaut on the moon ahead of China in 2028.
In any case, there is growing demand for launch services for a select few companies…
One is obviously SpaceX.
However, the days of Elon Musk's rocket company are numbered.
Why?
Insiders say dealing with SpaceX is a "nightmare" and that "it sucks."
That's why SpaceX customers are flocking to the little-known "SpaceX Killer".
The U.S. Air Force, Space Force, DARPA, NASA, and the National Reconnaissance Office are just some of its clients.
And unlike SpaceX, this company is publicly traded.
The stock is still cheap… only a few bucks… but as this company is "stealing" SpaceX's customers, shares are destined to soar.
You can find out more about that company here.
Fight on,
Jason Simpkins
Investment Director, Secret Stock Files
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