I like that he's not intimidated by SpaceX. He knows that SpaceX is not really out to squeeze the last dime out of low earth orbit, but they want to be a trucking company for Mars. That means there will be a lot of business left on the table for smaller companies if they are nimble.
SpaceX is truly intimidating because of the size of their vision. Rocket Lab may have an outlandish vision but, at this point in time, it’s not been articulated. I hope that Rocket Lab does have a compelling vision, for its own sake.
I actually had Amazon at 12 right after the DotCom crash and dummy me tore up my winning lottery ticket when I sold my 1,000 shares at 18 a few months later (ETrade was my LT hold) Not making the same mistake twice. In at 5.11 and planning on holding for really long this time.
Rocket Lab CFO: We Can Build a Lot of 3D printed Rockets !! .....and I'm confident that such feats will be achievable in space in the near future. Amazing!
Bro for real, I was literally coming here to say the same thing. It's so rude, for 1, but also this is why legacy media is dead. Would love to see this guy on a long form thing without these two tryhards cutting him off from questions that THEY ASKED him. Gross
RocketLab is the only commercial launch operator with their own launch site and not at the mercy of government regulators, so they can launch in their own time on their own terms, with end to end support they don’t even have to worry about other suppliers.
It's other way around in launch business. Owning the launch site brings the perils of navigating through numerous federal and local regulators/agencies. Just take the example of Spacex's facility in Texas and compare that with KSC or Cape.
@@linus5647 Not if the launch site is in a friendly country away from congested air space, like their New Zealand launch site. The New Zealand government gone out of their way to provide RocketLab with everything they needed because RocketLab had created an industry that did not exist before they came alone.
You want to make it big in missiles, go into the market the SM-2, SM-3 SM-6 are in. Word on the street is the production plants makes these guys is a fraction of what is required. Plus their cost are way to high. It is waiting for the right company. The end user is not in a position to not buy the product.
*He needs to wake up from his pathetic Musk cult. Adam is under no obligation to thank SpaceX for **_ANYTHING_** Rocket Lab distinguished themselves already*
These Bloomberg interwievers were really not up to the job. Poor choice of questions. Unfamiliar with the industry and Rocket Lab. Ed even mixed up the Mars Sample Return with Escapade (2 satellites to the Mars orbit) missions. A painful to watch Bloomberg disaster.
Can you guys maybe stop cutting this dude off from answering the questions YOU ALL ASKED HIM? This is why legacy media is dead - let's cram huge and nuanced questions into a 7 minute video... Gross. Would love to see him on a long form deal where he can fully explain the guts. 7 minutes is NOT LONG FORM.
I like that he's not intimidated by SpaceX. He knows that SpaceX is not really out to squeeze the last dime out of low earth orbit, but they want to be a trucking company for Mars. That means there will be a lot of business left on the table for smaller companies if they are nimble.
SpaceX is truly intimidating because of the size of their vision. Rocket Lab may have an outlandish vision but, at this point in time, it’s not been articulated. I hope that Rocket Lab does have a compelling vision, for its own sake.
wrong, spacex starship will replace everything, it will be the cheapest solution for everything
Adam Spice, great interview as normal. Well done.
Rocket labs to the moon
i love how the thumbnail is SPICE: MUST BE EFFICIENT WITH CAPITAL
Lets go adam!
Rocket lab will make retail investors rich if they get in early enough
yep. This is like being able to get amazon in 2011 at less than $10
I actually had Amazon at 12 right after the DotCom crash and dummy me tore up my winning lottery ticket when I sold my 1,000 shares at 18 a few months later (ETrade was my LT hold) Not making the same mistake twice. In at 5.11 and planning on holding for really long this time.
What do you mean “Will”? They already have. 😂
@rayngmelb well yeh I'm 20k up already but I dont call that rich 😂
@@shaunmacredie Depends how many you shares you have to start off with, doesn't it? At over 100% increase, surely, some people are rich.
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Rocket Lab CFO: We Can Build a Lot of 3D printed Rockets !! .....and I'm confident that such feats will be achievable in space in the near future. Amazing!
Let the guy answer your questions instead of cutting him off constantly 😂. Further, I’m a SpaceX fan, but did this guy want Adam to thank them? 🤦♂️
Bro for real, I was literally coming here to say the same thing. It's so rude, for 1, but also this is why legacy media is dead. Would love to see this guy on a long form thing without these two tryhards cutting him off from questions that THEY ASKED him. Gross
Mass produce em, use 4 as reusable strap on boosters that effectively make the first stage a 2nd stage
RocketLab is the only commercial launch operator with their own launch site and not at the mercy of government regulators, so they can launch in their own time on their own terms, with end to end support they don’t even have to worry about other suppliers.
It's other way around in launch business. Owning the launch site brings the perils of navigating through numerous federal and local regulators/agencies. Just take the example of Spacex's facility in Texas and compare that with KSC or Cape.
@@linus5647 Not if the launch site is in a friendly country away from congested air space, like their New Zealand launch site. The New Zealand government gone out of their way to provide RocketLab with everything they needed because RocketLab had created an industry that did not exist before they came alone.
@@rayngmelb I agree. But Neutron is not lifting off from NZ anytime soon (or ever).
@@linus5647 For a different market, if they want some US Government contracts they have to launch from the US.
Should have conversations on rhe difference between small lift and heavy lift like astra and firefly and new Glenn and starship
There’s room for multiple companies. Plus you never want a monopoly.
But can you land your first stage.... if you can't ,what's the point? it's too expensive
You want to make it big in missiles, go into the market the SM-2, SM-3 SM-6 are in. Word on the street is the production plants makes these guys is a fraction of what is required. Plus their cost are way to high. It is waiting for the right company. The end user is not in a position to not buy the product.
*He needs to wake up from his pathetic Musk cult. Adam is under no obligation to thank SpaceX for **_ANYTHING_** Rocket Lab distinguished themselves already*
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starship will make it impossible to compete and that happened today
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These Bloomberg interwievers were really not up to the job. Poor choice of questions. Unfamiliar with the industry and Rocket Lab. Ed even mixed up the Mars Sample Return with Escapade (2 satellites to the Mars orbit) missions. A painful to watch Bloomberg disaster.
There is no competition. Space X already won.
Nope!
@@jardinbleu7 yeap
Won what? They are a rapidly growing company, what has SpaceX “won”? I love SpaceX but don’t be a salty groupie. Grow up
this is the problem.. an accountant should never talk about engineering staff!!!! They will never succeed. open a spreadsheet instead Adam
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Wondering how much rocketlab paying Doomberg for a feature slot??
Can you guys maybe stop cutting this dude off from answering the questions YOU ALL ASKED HIM? This is why legacy media is dead - let's cram huge and nuanced questions into a 7 minute video... Gross. Would love to see him on a long form deal where he can fully explain the guts. 7 minutes is NOT LONG FORM.
Spacex, the dark cloud….meaning your 2nd maybe 50th. Don’t worry the dark cloud will open your markets so you have a job.
He can build micro rockets that’s it. He need to sell to spacex but I doubt if they even want to buy that cheap crap
No he doesnt - SpaceX isn’t the customer here…..
These rockets are soooo tiny, no one is lining up to watch them launch
Customers are. second must launched rocket in America
Fastest commercial rocket to 50 launches in history. It's got the business. Neutron is coming!
It's business, it's not about people coming to watch you launch! Also, launch is one third of their business.
Are they getting their revenue from spectators? Dumb comment
@@shaunmacredieyep go a bit more farther upto 60 maybe . Oh wait spacex has 300+ launches but they haven't crossed 55