Jon Quast

It's called test of failure.

And so management kind of makes it sound like, hey, we were trying to see where the limits of our

our hardware was.

On one hand, it seems pretty normal.

On the other hand, why do a press release?

The question is, is this a little bit unexpected?

Is it a failed tank?

Is it going to cause them to push back the first launch that they were planning here for the first quarter?

Investors don't like delays, and that's what's on their minds.

Well, Tyler, I absolutely love space, and I would love to own a space stock at some point.

Rocket Lab is one that's certainly on my radar.

I just think there's so many interesting things in our solar system and beyond.

Just for those who are like me and love space, there are some recent developments in the search for Planet Nine out there.

Just really cool things.

My biggest hang-up with these public companies has always been they're a little bit more on the

speculative end of the investment spectrum than what I'm usually comfortable with.

I have steered clear of space stocks in the past.

However, Rocket Lab is increasingly showing me that this is a sustainable, substantial, and a real business here.

It is one that's on my radar.

Me personally, when I am looking at an IPO prospectus, I'm looking for the longest term financial results that I can possibly get my hands on.