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Where Will Rocket Lab Be in 1 Year?

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Investors are rocking for Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB).

Shares of the U.S.-New Zealand maker of small rockets and even smaller satellites rocketed 30% higher in a single day earlier this week after President Donald Trump ignited investor interest in space stocks by his ambition to put American astronauts on Mars.

Source Fool.com