If you missed Palanteer, if you missed

SpaceX, if you missed the quantum rally,

then what I'm about to show you might be

the single biggest investment theme of

the next decade. Last year, I showed you

quantum computing stocks right here on

this channel, and Regetti went up

like,500%.

D-Wave more than tripled. And even back

in July 2025, I showed you a stock

called Mercury Systems, ticker symbol

MRCY. And since then, it's up over 113%.

But here's the thing. I believe right

now is your second chance to look at

this name and some others. And I'm going

to show you those extra stocks. In fact,

I'm going to just give you the name

straight away. Astronics, ticker symbol

ATRO, and Redwire, ticker symbol RDW. I

don't want to hold you hostage, but if

you're just here to like get a stock

alert, you're going to feel some pain

down the road. Now, just a few days ago,

SpaceX went public. I mean, everybody

knows about that. The largest IPO in

history, and that was just the starting

gun. You see, the US government is now

spending nearly $60 billion a year just

on military space. That doesn't include

NASA. That doesn't include the private

sector. We're talking about a $600

billion economy racing towards a

trillion. And most retail investors

can't name a single stock in it. Well,

maybe SpaceX, and that's about it. So,

by the end of this video, I'm going to

break down all these three companies,

why I'm watching them, where the money

is coming from, and then I'll teach you

the exact three-step framework I use to

find stocks like these before everybody

else really catches on. My name is Felix

P. I'm an ex investment banker. My hound

Winston is at home. We're in the south

of France, as you can maybe make out in

the background here. And our mission

here is very simple. teach you the same

rules that Wall Street teaches its

bankers. So, I will teach you that

three-step framework for finding these

stocks right now. But first, I'm going

to show you the stocks themselves

because I know most people are

impatient. They just want to know the

stocks. I totally get it. But for those

of you who are tired of winning and then

giving it all back to Wall Street, stick

around for the teaching part because

that's going to be more valuable than,

you know, a bunch of stock names that'll

expire in a few days. So, first of all,

let's talk about space and why right

now. So, when Spac X went public, it

didn't just make Elon the first first

trillionaire. It sent a signal to every

institutional investor on the planet.

Space is no longer science fiction.

Space is now business. Now, I'm not here

to talk about SpaceX. Kind of hard to

find value in a stock that's trading at,

you know, couple of trillion dollars or

with with with no profits at all. But by

the way, I do think it's one of the

greatest businesses in the world.

Starink is uploading this very video of

mine. But valuations and business are

two different things. But there is an

ecosystem. Every government on Earth now

depends on this ecosystem. And what most

people don't realize is this isn't about

rockets and astronauts. This is about

money. And I like to follow the money.

The global space economy is now worth

over $600 billion. It's projected to hit

a trillion within the decade. But the

numbers that really matter to you and me

right now are these. Put it on the

screen here for you. US Space Force

budget alone is over $40 billion.

Department of Defense spending on space

60 billion. And then there's the Golden

Dome, America's new missile defense

shield, 13.4 billion allocated just for

that program. And they're planning to

spend 185 billion before it's done. So

SpaceX, Loheed Martin, Northrup Grman,

Rathon, 12 companies just got awarded

contracts worth up to three billion

dollars for space-based interceptors. So

when the government writes checks these

big, someone will cash them in. The

question is just who. And what annoys me

when I'm making this video is any

investor you ask on the street to name a

space stock, they'll say SpaceX. Maybe

they say Virgin Galactic, which

basically doesn't exist anymore, and

that's about it. Meanwhile, there are

companies, profitable companies, growing

companies that are literally building

the hardware that goes into orbit, that

goes into missiles, that goes into every

military aircraft in the Western world,

and no one seems to be talking about

them. So, you understand now why this

opportunity driven by this new tech

revolution is different from anything

we've seen in decades. But here's the

thing. Understanding the framework isn't

enough. Knowing the stock tickers isn't

enough. You need to actually know how to

position for it. And there is a specific

time window to do that. Do you remember

the last big IPO 2020? Companies were

going public every other day. Think

Airbnb, Coinbase, Roblox, Rivian. So

where were you when that was happen? And

did you make money doing it? Or maybe

you made some money and then you handed

it all back to Wall Street. Or maybe you

just sat on the sidelines and watched

some people 10x their money in a year.

So just be honest with yourself for a

moment here. Try to remember that.

Period. Because what nobody wants to

admit is exactly this. The people who

build real wealth, the kind that changes

your family's future for generation,

they do it by recognizing moments.

Moments like right now. And we're

entering what I call the IPO summer.

Companies that have been waiting on the

sidelines for years, for decades, are

about to go and list on the stock

exchange, much as SpaceX. And the people

who know how to position for this, the

people who understand this fiveear cycle

that it kicks off, they're going to

build wealth machines. And five years

from now, you're going to be in one of

two groups. group one, the people who

watched it happen again, just like they

did in 2020, just like they watched

2010, just like they've watched every

major opportunity pass them by. And then

you have group two, the people who

showed up, who learned the playbook,

Wall Street's playbook, who built

something that actually matters for

them, for their kids, for their

retirement, for their legacy. So, which

group are you going to be in? Seriously,

tell me. Put it in the chat. You want to

be in group one, the guys who just sit

around and wait for it and talk about

it. We're going to bring in group two,

the people who actually are doing

something about their legacy. So, let me

get real with you for a second. As you

Americans like to say, Father's Day is

upon us. And you might be thinking,

random mention, right? It's true. I

don't really care if you're a dad or

not. This isn't about greeting cards.

It's about a question everybody needs to

ask themselves. What legacy am I

building? If you retired today, right

now, would your family be taken care of?

If something happened to you tomorrow,

God forbid, did you build something that

lasts? And right now, we're standing at

the beginning of this five-year window

where the people who learn how to build

wealth are going to separate themselves

from everybody else. And I'm not saying

go buy all the overhyped IPOs. Not at

all. What I'm saying is learn the skills

that separate the pros from the amateurs

in this opportunity. And I believe this

is so important that I'm going to hold

for the first time ever a live workshop

on Father's Day, American Father's Day.

And it's called how to turn the IPO

summer into a five-year wealth machine.

Never taught this material before. And

honestly, I might never run it again

because these things happen every 10

years. So I might do another one in 10

years. It'll be live. It'll be free.

It'll be two hours long on Father's Day.

And there's a link down below. You can

claim your free ticket at

wealthmachine.org.

wealthmachine.org. The link's in the

description. And we're gonna have 10,000

tickets from this event. Completely

free. No questions asked. And it sounds

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machine in the comments if you want to

be part of that event. It's going to be

special. I can tell you that. I'm going

to look forward to it. It'll be live

from the good old US of A as well. I'll

be there in person. But the promise of

this video is to help you understand

these three stocks first, right? And

coming Sunday is the big mission. It's

the full strategy. We're going to get

into much much more detail than we could

in a 30-minute video like this. So,

let's get into it. Ticker numero uno,

Mercy, or rather Mercury Systems. MRCY

is the is the ticker. It's the brains

inside America's missiles. Now, I first

showed you Mercury Systems a year ago.

It was trading down here. If you can see

it on the screen, 28th of July, I put a

video out on this and it was trading at

$55. It's trading at $115

right now, which is, you know,

approximately 110% up. I don't promise

you returns. I'm just saying we had a

reason for looking at it, then we have a

reason for looking at it right now. And

there is something in stocks before you

think it's too late. There is something

that I call a second chance. Every stock

gives you a second chance. But let me

explain to you what this company

actually does because once you

understand it, you understand why the

Department of Defense doesn't function

without them. Sorry, Department of War,

isn't it? Now, anyway, so Mercury system

builds the electronic brains inside

America's most advanced weapons. You

know, the F-35 fighter, Mercury builds

the processing modules inside Patriot

missile systems, Mercury. The system

that detects incoming threats, processes

radar signals, and guides munitions to

their target. Mercury. So think of it

this way. If Loheed Martin builds the

body of a missile, Mercury builds the

brain. And the brain is the part that

actually really matters. They call their

strategy MOSA, modular open system

architecture. Big words, I know, but

it's a simple idea. They built

electronics that can plug into any

military platform. One brain, many

weapons. And have a look at the numbers

because that's where it gets exciting.

Last quarter, revenue was $235 million,

a little bit up over the year, but they

beat Wall Street's estimates. Earnings

per share were an absolute blower. 350%

higher profits than Wall Street had

expected. And the backlog, and that's

the number that I really, really care

about, $1.5 billion

of orders on the backlog. and they just

landed a multi-year contract to deliver

a thousand secure service. These are

hardened computing systems for

classified military applications. When a

company has a billion and a half in

backlog, it's still growing. That's a

company with a line of customers out the

door. The sort of thing that I want to

look at. And what makes these guys hard

to compete with is this. To do what they

do, you need security clearances. top

secret compartmentalized security

clearances. The kind of clearances that

take years to get. You can't just start

a company in a garage and bid on these

contracts. No, they won't have you in.

So, they're embedded in the classified

government programs, stuff we don't even

know about. That's essentially their

mode. And their open-source architecture

means once the hardware is inside a

weapon system, it tends to stable

because once you have something that

works, you don't rip it out as the

military because you want the stuff to

work, right? And money is kind of a

secondary consideration. But I also want

to be honest with you, zoom out. We're

trading at alltime highs and some people

will therefore think, well, it can't

cost possibly going any higher. Well, I

disagree with that. In fact, all the

research out there disagrees with that.

Stocks at all-time highs tend to make

new all-time highs, whereas stocks that

are cheap tend to make new all-time

lows. Now, of course, I'm not telling

you to run out and buy it. What I'm

saying to you is come and learn with us

on the weekend and you'll understand why

we get excited when we see things like

these where we are breaking out and then

we're doing it again up here. Pulled

back a little bit as I'm recording this,

but one or two days hardly make a make a

pudding. Um, so we're liking the setup.

It's a setup that is very similar to the

one that we saw in the middle of last

year where we had this beautiful little

pattern here and then boom institutions

c quarted as we caught it. Now am I

telling you to buy it? Absolutely

freaking not. I am not a registered

financial adviser. I don't tell you what

to buy. I share with you some of my

research. I share with you some ideas.

My goal is to inspire you to learn this

for yourself so you'll know how to fish

and you will not be relying on some guy

on YouTube to hand you a smelly couple

of days old fish. But one thing I like

about these guys is they're targeting

positive free cash flow and that's

typically a moment where a lot more

institutional investors start looking at

a stock because a lot of them only want

to buy stocks with positive free cash

flow. So the key with any of these is

risk management, allocation, position

sizing, knowing when to sell. Never buy

something until you know when you're

going to sell it. That's my first golden

rule. Let's go to stock number two. Atro

is the ticker. Astronics Corporation.

And they power every cockpit. And nobody

knows this basically. And and that's

exactly why I like it. So while everyone

is chasing AI stocks and memecoins and

so on, Astronics was quietly building

the electrical guts of every commercial

and military aircraft you have ever

flown on. So they make two things,

aerospace power and lighting systems and

defense test systems. So every time you

plug your phone charger into your seat

on a Boeing or an Airbus, that's

astronics hardware. The cockpit

lighting, astronics. The power

distribution system, astronics. The

emergency lighting that guides it to the

exit, astronics. But the defense side is

where it gets really, really

interesting. They build the test

equipment the US Army uses to make sure

its communication systems actually work.

The radios, the electronic warfare gear,

the battlefield networks, all that

stuff. And it gets tested on astronics

systems before it goes out them. So,

think of them as a quality control

department for the most powerful

military on Earth. And the numbers are

pretty extraordinary. They're guiding to

about a billion dollars in revenue this

year. Huge order book pouring in. $734

million in backlog. If we look at the

stock chart, my heart skips a beat. Uh

why? Because we have exactly the kind of

pattern that we look for. Sideways

action for a while. We're breaking out.

We broke out. you know, we seem to be

going going here for a for a second

chance. Um, so where the it is right

now, I wouldn't buy it right now. I

wouldn't wait for it to break out of the

recent highs. And that might sound

idiotic to you. It might seem like

lunacy to you to buy something at a

higher price. There is some logic in

that and join me again on Sunday and

I'll teach you that in in in full. So

you might think, well, they make

electronics and lights and chargers and

stuff. Well, why can't people copy?

because they're embedded in the supply

chains of Boeing and Airbus and the

military. You don't swap out a power

system in an aircraft because it takes

years of certification, testing, and

possibly billions in engineering. And on

the defense side, you need security

clearances. You need intermittent

knowledge of classified military

communication systems. You can't Google

how to use this. So these guys are going

to keep growing with whatever the

civilian aircraft sector and the

military does because they're the

infrastructure. They're profitable. Huge

improvement in fact to that. And of

course there's a risk with this stock

like any other stock. So don't just run

out and and you know put your all your

money on it. That would be be absolutely

moronic.

But it's the sort of thing that we look

for and I'll teach you on Sunday how

exactly we find these in a lot more

detail. So stock number three is Redwire

Corporation RDW.

They're the company building space,

probably the most exciting and possibly

the most dangerous. So, if Mercury

builds the brains, Astronics builds the

power system, Red Wire builds the actual

structures that go into orbit. They're

one of the pure place space

infrastructure companies that you can

buy on the market today. One of the very

few. So, they built the physical stuff

of space, the solar arrays, the sensors,

the structures, the antennas, and the

payload system. So the hardware that

makes satellites actually function. They

built hardware for NASA's programs. They

have sensors in the International Space

Station. Even grew strawberries in space

as part of an inspace manufacturing

experiment. I'm not sure how good those

strawberries were, but they have real

defense contracts. NATO selected Red

Wire for drone technology. They want to

spot on the DARPA Otter program, which

is something that goes into very low

Earth orbit. So basically developing

satellites that operate very close to

Earth for faster, more accurate

intelligence gathering. And the biggest

number of all, they're part of a $1.8

billion Andromedia contract with the

Department of War. And that's an

indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity

deal, which means the government can

keep ordering for years under this

contract. revenue up 58% last year.

Massive backlog and it's the kind of

momentum that makes institutional

investors potentially pay attention.

Now, I did a video on it when it was

trading here around early early May. You

guys can look that up. And the stock

then went up

66%. Bit more than that. And then it

went down again and it's now down a

little bit from that. And so you might

go, "Oh my god, it's a total loser." No,

it's it's a lesson in risk management

and when to sell. But I believe right

here where we are is is your second

chance. Doesn't mean you should run out

and buy it obviously, but what I'm what

am I looking for? I'm looking for a

stock that pulls back from its squeeze

up, which it did. And then I'm looking

for that to bottom out ideally above

this magic little line we're going to

talk more about on Sunday. And then what

I would really like for this to do, I'd

like for this to exceed

the recent high, which would be around

about, let me give you the number, 1730

or thereabouts. So, I'm not buying it

where it is right now, even though it

looks cheap. One of my mentors said to

me, Felix, every time you think about

the word cheap with investing, run. Uh,

it's a really, really bad idea to buy

things when they're cheap because cheap

is is a relative term, right? Have a

look at the plug chart. Uh, down 98%.

But the motive is very very simple. They

build things that go into space. Not

many people do that. The barriers to

entry in space manufacturing are pretty

enormous. You need facilities,

certifications, track records with

government agencies, years of trust.

Redwire has done it. As the space

economy grow, as more satellites get

launched, as more stations get built,

more defense constellations go up,

someone's got to build the hardware. And

Redwire is basically positioned to be

that somebody. Now, there's risk with

this. And I want you to always consider

that very very clearly. They made a loss

last quarter. There is share dilution.

It goes up and down 10 or 15% a year. So

you need to have really really tight

risk management. This is a high-risk

growth sock. I think potentially you can

make a lot of money with high-risisk

growth stocks. But most people don't

because they don't know what the heck

they're looking for. They don't know

when the heck they should be selling.

And look at some of these opportunities

here, right? We 2024 the thing went up

like 270% and then guess what? it went

back down to zero and most people just

baggheld through the process but not you

not anymore if you join me on Father's

Day on Sunday um evening New York time

so you see in the stocks the brains the

power the structure of the space economy

but I don't want to just hand you fish

because that's never very useful I want

to teach you the first steps on how to

fish we're going to go much deeper on

Sunday if you join me there the thew

wealth

get your free ticket but let me give you

the framework that I used to find

Mercury systems back last year and and

ATRO and RDW after that. And this

framework works for absolutely

everything out there. It doesn't matter

what sector it is. Step number one is

follow the money. I don't care about the

story. I don't care about the hype. I

don't even care about the numbers. The

three things that I look at, government

contracts, backlogs, and booktoill

ratio. We can talk about that a bit more

in detail later. Government contracts

tell me the company has some real

customers. backlog tells me if the

demand is actually sustainable. And the

book to bill thing, it's a ratio of new

orders to revenue. If it's above one,

the company is booking more business

than it's delivering, which is a company

that's accelerating its growth. And if

you look at the scorecard for these

three stocks, Astronics 1.2 two almost

1.3 backlog. RDW almost two times

book to bill which means they're booking

more orders than they're delivering on

which is a good thing. Mercy backdrop

backlog also piling up pretty nicely.

They all pass step one. The second then

is look at the moat. A mode is what

stops competitors from just copying the

product. In the space and defense

worlds, moes are usually very strong.

security clearances, supply chain lockin

and proprietary technology will be the

things that we want to look at and

all three pass that test and then you

want to look at risk and most people

skip this because it just sounds more

exciting to look at the positives but

risk is very very important. So is there

path to profitability? What's the debt

looking like? Are they diluting the heck

out of us? What are the insiders doing?

And Mercury is profitable improving.

Astronics is solidly profitable. Red

wire is still burning cash. So that's

the highest risk there. And you can can

can run your read yourself through the

all the other data points that matter if

you check out the Winston app which we

built for exactly that purpose. So we've

got a three layers of the space economy,

right? The brains, the power, the

infrastructure, fundamentally money

pouring into it. So the question isn't

whether this will happen. The question

is are you positioned for it? Are you

positioned for it in the right way? And

I think a lot of people what I'm seeing

right now are chasing the riskiest thing

out there because FOMO is real, right?

Fear of missing out is a big big big

thing for all of us. And the only way

that I got myself out of the FOMO thing

because I used to have it too. Everybody

does. It's just the way we're we're born

is by having a very clear structure and

framework and rules and having that

protocol like printed out on your desk

that tells you what decisions you make

and what decisions you don't make. And

the protocol I like to use is the one

that Wall Street uses. And it's what I

learned from my mentors. I know from my

mentors this has been around for at

least 50 years.

It's changed ever so slightly as the

market gets faster and faster. But if

you're still out there and you're

looking at purely fundamentals,

um, well, sorry to be the bearer of bad

news, Wall Street no longer cares about

fundamentals. Look at SpaceX.

Fundamentals look terrible. It's all

about following the money. And once you

understand that, and once you understand

how to spot those signals, once you

understand how you can see what

institutions are doing and how you can

see it, the process actually gets way

easy. And we still consider fundamentals

from a risk point of view, but it isn't

the thing that makes us go click on a on

a buy button because you're gonna have

great fundamentals. You're gonna have a

great business and Wall Street can hate

it and therefore it never goes up,

right? Plenty of examples out there. So,

if this has been helpful today, Sunday

is going to be a lot more helpful

because it'll be proper education,

proper teaching in a time framework that

YouTube would hate. We'll run about two

hours. So, Sunday evening, 7:00 p.m. I

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