Mike Fagan,
Editor
July 24, 2026
One of the things I enjoy most about this business is that there’s always something new to learn.
After all these years, I still come across ideas that make me stop and think.
That’s exactly what happened when our own Nick Hodge and Gerardo Del Real introduced this latest opportunity to their Private Placement Intel subscribers.
It isn’t a gold company.
It isn’t a copper or uranium company.
It isn’t even a resource company.
It’s a private company focused on the commercial space industry.
I’ll admit, I was a bit skeptical at first.
After all, “space” has become one of those buzzwords that instantly captures people’s imagination. Between SpaceX, Blue Origin, and countless startups, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement… even though that doesn’t always make for a good investment.
So I did what I always do: I started asking a few simple questions.
What problem is this space company actually solving?
Why does it matter?
And why did Nick and Gerardo think it was compelling enough to bring to their subscriber base?
Then it clicked.
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos aren’t investing hundreds of billions of dollars in space because it’s a fascinating hobby.
They’re doing it because they believe the next great economic frontier lies beyond Earth.
And every new frontier needs infrastructure.
In other words… this soon-to-be-public space company isn’t trying to out-SpaceX SpaceX or out-Blue Origin Blue Origin.
It’s building the critical infrastructure companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin will need to turn today’s lofty space ambitions into reality.
Now that got my attention.
We all watch the launches. But few stop to think about what has to happen before a new technology earns a seat on one.
Imagine you’ve invented a breakthrough fuel cell. Or a revolutionary communications system for satellites. Or a sensor capable of doing something that’s never before been done in space.
You don’t just pick up the phone and call SpaceX and ask if there’s room on the next rocket.
First, your technology has to prove it belongs there. It has to be rigorously tested. It has to be validated. And it has to survive one of the harshest environments imaginable.
That’s the opportunity this company is chasing.
And the more I thought about it, the more it made sense.
If commercial space becomes everything Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and many others currently envision, someone has to help bridge the gap between the brilliant ideas here on Earth and the technologies that are actually ready to operate in space.
This company wants to be that bridge.
Remember, Musk, Bezos, and the world’s largest space firms are investing infinite sums to build the global space economy.
Yet this tiny space firm is still private, still relatively unknown, and just beginning its journey.
It’s one of the reasons why Nick and Gerardo were so eager to bring it to their Private Placement Intel audience at the pre-IPO stage.
While most investors are fixated on the likes of SpaceX… Nick, Gerardo, and I are a lot more interested in the smaller companies that are quietly building what these massive space projects are going to need.
And true to that mantra, subscribers to Private Placement Intel now have an opportunity to participate in this emerging space innovator before its public listing… all while it’s still flying just below Wall Street’s radar.
Those are exactly the kinds of opportunities that make this business so rewarding.
The biggest opportunities often aren’t the ones already making headlines.
Sometimes they’re sitting right there on the launchpad.
Yours in profits,
Mike Fagan
Editor, Bizarro World