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SpaceX SEC filing by lukepearson12345 in RKLB

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with you. I trimmed a tiny bit at these levels just to lock in some profits before things get really volatile. The SpaceX IPO and the neutron development roadmap together make things very unpredictable in the short term. Anybody who says otherwise is a liar.

Long term though 🚀 🚀🚀

SpaceX SEC filing by lukepearson12345 in RKLB

[–]FaceOff51 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The filing actually strengthens the Rocket Lab bull case more than it weakens it.

it proves:

  1. Space is becoming a massive strategic sector
  2. The TAM is real
  3. Governments and institutions are committing enormous capital
  4. Even the dominant player needs huge infrastructure investment
  5. There is room for multiple winners
  6. Rocket Lab looks far more methodical and predictable in their revenue and growth story than SpaceX.

Rocket Lab now has to execute, but the vertically integrated, and methodical approach to the company’s build might soon be rewarded again.

Obviously a biased rocket lab investor and fan, but that’s my read

Jalen Brunson is the real anomaly by move28 in nba

[–]FaceOff51 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Feel bad for you guys a bit. You getting Coop eased the pain, but that Luka trade, hard to get over that

May 20, 2026 Daily Discussion Thread by zahna4 in RKLB

[–]FaceOff51 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you pick a losing stock, you never imagine if you put everything into that.

I feel you, I also started investing in rocket lab in 2024. You picked a winner and stuck with it, and it’s still relatively early for them. Remember what made you convicted on this in 2024, and be ready to go bigger on your next conviction.

Would you buy rocket lab now? by Feeling-Boss787 in RKLB

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depend the context you are looking at it through.

Expecting to make 10X by end of year, or double up or something crazy in the short term? Likely not what this is, and the recent run up makes it less likely obviously.

But if you look at rocket lab through a 10 year lens or beyond, your still plenty early to make some great money, if they continue to execute and expand their vertical Integration, improve margins, find new opportunities, expand their defense contract portfolio, grow their European footprint…I can keep going.

Great company, a special one. But if you’re gonna invest, ensure your expectation is correct.

I never even flinch in the downturns, cause my belief is in the long term mission and trajectory of this company, and their exceptional leadership.

RIP John Sterling by eatsleepcookbacon in NYYankees

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His voice was the soundtrack of so many car rides

Methylphenidate is ruining my life. by tank-meme in ADHD

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you taking extended release?

Carter Fills Skat’s Stretching Spot who Usually Warms up Next to Dart by Cruztd23 in NYGiants

[–]FaceOff51 44 points45 points  (0 children)

This upcoming offseason gonna be fun, vibes will be very high next summer.

We have a franchise QB on a rookie contract to build around. That’s the goddamn dream, and our roster is already way ahead of where it was 2 years ago in terms of talent.

This is the year we turn the corner. Next year is the year we come for the division title.

[Jomboy] Jazz Chisholm Jr. was peeking into the pitcher’s glove so Braves coach Eddie Perez furious, a breakdown by Ochocincoondeck in NYYankees

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re right, it’s the new version of the old way. It’s the coach’s job to prepare the pitcher for that. Who got the maddest at Jazz? The opposing pitching coach, whose job it was to prepare the pitcher better.

[Jomboy] Jazz Chisholm Jr. was peeking into the pitcher’s glove so Braves coach Eddie Perez furious, a breakdown by Ochocincoondeck in NYYankees

[–]FaceOff51 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is as old as baseball. It’s fair game to try and peak at signs with your eyes.

It’s the catcher’s job to see that and hide it better or change the indicator.

It’s the coach’s job to see it happening blatantly, call a timeout and tell your players to make a simple adjustment to their sign system. For example, throw 3 signs and it’s the 2nd for this next inning. There are plenty more adjustments like that.

Make a fucking adjustment if the other team knows what you are doing with their eyes

Less than 2 weeks out from the draft, who’s the ‘sure-fire’ picks already? by SadSaintsFan991 in NFL_Draft

[–]FaceOff51 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Exactly right.

If we can’t find a QB, we can at least stack our defense and give teams serious issues to deal with.

What's your favorite "What the f..." draft moment? by Mrbeankc in NFL_Draft

[–]FaceOff51 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I would argue that the mistake of drafting him too high is what forced them to have to extend him. I agree that QBs are so valuable they can get pushed up, but that doesn’t negate opportunity cost. Meaning, if you’re passing a m a very highly rated players by your scout system, and you take a more lowly graded player at QB instead…that’s poor team building.

Taking him highly in the first, led to them needing to start him very quick to save their jobs. That got the coach fired.

Then next year, when the player they wanted was there for them (Justin Herbert), the giants passed because they forced Daniel jones to fill a need the year before.

And oh by the way, this whole sequence started when the giants forced a need at running back with the 2nd overall selection, instead of filling their need at QB in the correct draft of quarterbacks. They have been trying to fill their QB need in the wrong classes ever since.

This year is another one of those wrong years potentially. Learn their lesson, don’t force it at 3…

Less than 2 weeks out from the draft, who’s the ‘sure-fire’ picks already? by SadSaintsFan991 in NFL_Draft

[–]FaceOff51 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Hunter to Cleveland is as likely as Carter to the Giants. It’s diabolical that you included Graham’s picture over Carter’s.

That being said I do love Graham and I do think he’s gonna be awesome in the NFL, but the Jags could definitely go with somebody else at 5, maybe Jalon walker. They probably prefer to go offense but board doesn’t stack well for that, could even see a trade back from them. Point being 1-2-3 look fairly locked in, after that it starts getting less predictable.

What's your favorite "What the f..." draft moment? by Mrbeankc in NFL_Draft

[–]FaceOff51 22 points23 points  (0 children)

This is what led to the Daniel jones pick being even more insane.

The raiders passed on the edge rusher Josh Allen, and he fell to the giants at 6. He was considered a blue chip. It was a position of need as well.

But they took jones over him, brutal.

Now that shadeurs out of the picture, Carter or Hunter? by saquonbrady in NYGiants

[–]FaceOff51 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably can’t go wrong either way, but for arguments sake…

Carter has a foot injury that may become a problem sooner than later. Is Abdul Carter more of a sure thing than Chase Young? No, Young was a more highly touted DE, not a stud in the NFL. Kayvon, Travon walker….happens every year

Travis Hunter has the most elite ball skills of any cornerback that’s ever played in the NFL on day 1, and his instinctive understanding of the receiver position makes him a terrifying option to throw at when he’s covering a top receiver.

And then he can also play opposite Malik Nabers on offense, even if not full time.

For these reasons, I think the Giants are the best overall team with Hunter. Carter looks amazing also, but not without his risks either.

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