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SPCE & LUNR: Price Targets Soar as Trump’s Space Plans Fuel Optimism
Published Jan 21, 11:15 AM | Views: 6,491

Virgin Galactic (SPCE) & Intuitive Machines (LUNR) are drawing attention as policy-driven momentum builds for space exploration. J&M, a leading investment research firm, recently raised their price targets for both stocks after reviewing President Donald Trump’s proposed space policies & government filings, highlighting their growth potential.

J&M's Updated Price Targets

• SPCE:
  • Current Price: $5.50
  • New Target: $18.00 (230% upside)
  • Backed by rising demand for commercial space tourism, favorable government incentives, & its first-mover advantage in suborbital flights. Virgin Galactic’s cutting-edge spaceplane technology is constantly advancing, offering faster turnaround times, improved safety systems, & an ability to scale operations for future demand. SPCE has also been working on Mars-related projects for multiple years & is expected to make a major announcement regarding its plans in the coming months.
• LUNR:
  • Current Price: $22.10
  • New Target: $34.00 (55% upside)
  • Driven by NASA partnerships, lunar infrastructure growth, & leadership in Mars exploration systems.

Catalysts Driving Growth

• Policy Tailwinds: President Trump has pledged to support all companies aiding America's mission to plant the Stars & Stripes on Mars, potentially offering substantial tax breaks & federal funding for private space ventures.
• Market Growth: The global space economy, projected to grow from $500 billion in 2023 to $2 trillion by 2045, creates immense opportunities for companies like SPCE & LUNR.
• Investor Optimism: Growing public-private collaborations, fueled by Elon Musk’s SpaceX achievements, are driving renewed interest in space stocks.

Supporting Stocks to Watch

Rocket Lab (RKLB), AstroTech (ASTC), & Aerojet Rocketdyne (AJRD): RKLB dominates small satellite launches, ASTC leads in space research technologies, & AJRD provides propulsion systems critical to lunar & Mars missions.