Redwire Stock Hits Critical Support As Iran Peace Deal …
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Oil stocks are falling and defense
stocks are rallying and red wire seems
to be moving in the opposite direction.
So what's the market missing right now?
We did see some momentum into today.
We're seeing some shifting geopolitical
headlines as we reach a peace deal over
in Iran and we're seeing some pullbacks
in the space tech market. If we take a
look at uh Iran war, you can see red
wire while it's been under pressure and
a lot of space stock sold off. There's
an Iran peace deal that has now been met
and they reached an agreement that
includes opening the straight of Hormuz.
So, we're going to see some broader
impacts. It's interesting because about
3 months ago when we made a video about
straightup horm uh closing the market
proceeded to have its largest rally of
history and we see red wire, you know,
selling down. You saw uh Rocket Lab
selling down, all the space tech market
selling down. There's a lot of investors
that are looking at this and saying,
"Hey, you see this big selldown. This
might be one of the opportunities that
we're looking at here for this year in
the space sector, broader market defense
and space sectors uh might be seeing a
little bit of a shift in the thesis
where you're not having such a a big
urgency for deals from defense and
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with Redwire, you got some projections.
Some are negative. Most of them are
positive. Into the next month here, we
see mostly bullishness. You're looking
into the next day or so, you're seeing
some bullishness into market open
tomorrow. We're looking at potentially
some sell-offs uh into the market open
session. And then you got the balance
sheets in the financials. So, we're
going to break this down into three
steps to just give a full analysis on
red wire. I call this my map strategy.
It goes over the market. It goes over
the analysis and the profit potential
and we're going to go through each step
individually. Now, first you have the
market with this Iran war. You're
looking at a lot of different things to
focus on. Okay, you have uh the peace
deal, sure, but then you have defense
contracts might not be in as much
demand. You see US and Iran agree to
cease hostilities straight of Hormuse
opening for crucial waterway for oil
transportation. But as we start to uh
look at the macro big IPO, greatest IPO
in history on SpaceX on Friday, the
SpaceX stock did very well. It added
about 300 billion. We see them add uh
currently another couple hundred billion
this uh after hours session as we see
them rally up slightly to $167. And
during that time, we saw almost all
space stocks sell off on Friday. And
most space stocks have been selling off
since about end of May until today. And
we're looking at a moment where the
market has dipped about 40% from
all-time highs. You can see Red Wire was
at 28, they're now at 15. You look at
Rocket Lab, they were just recently at
$156. They're now down to 100. Okay, so
we see these uh you know 40% dips in
most cases. Black Sky who's in AI
infrastructure reached $52 price points
on June and then they sold down into the
second week of June here about 40% as
well. And so you see most of the space
tech market pulling back while the
revenues actually look the best that
they've ever looked. There are a lot of
companies that aren't actually turning
profits. You do see the real world usage
of these companies uh very very
apparent. Redwire for example uh they
are in the market of space defense but
they're also in infrastructure. We see
the um satellite communications and also
the uh missile defense is a big one for
them as well as the uh golden dome
contracts that they've been building for
that is something that's seeing a lot of
real world usage as well. SpaceX for
example, you know, while they are not
fully operating at a profit and most of
the big profits are coming from X AI at
least, you could see that the main issue
with uh with most newer markets is that
you're not having real world usage. But
with a company like uh Starlink, for
example, they're powering the internet
for uh millions of people and they're
making over a billion dollars per
quarter and earning from their internet.
So, we've seen that Redwire has signed
multiple deals and you get into kind of
the contracts now and that the
financials look pretty good here. So,
they've signed a $2.6 $6 billion deal
they're a part of into 2025. And that
was one that was their first major deal.
Then you got into some of their recent
deals. They signed $151 billion deal.
And then they signed some other
contracts including multiple dozen
million deals. So $15 million here uh
for Army Aviation. There was another
multi-year contract for uh UAS. Uh and
then then you had some uh launches that
were happening along with some other $10
to20 million deals for autonomous
systems. There's another one there. And
then you had some drug discovery systems
as well that were in that $10 to20
million range that we saw Redwire
recently sign. There's a $4 million one.
There was a $10 million one. And they're
working with Artemis 2. So, they're
seeing the contracts really roll in. And
they're focused on not just the
uh not just the NASA missions and
exploration and the infrastructure, but
they're also heavily focused on the
actual defense side of things, which
even though the Iran uh ceasefire is in
place and then you have a peace deal
there, you still got a lot of war
happening. I know there's a tremendous
amount happening in Ukraine right now.
you are going to see more of the
implementation that it was just recently
we saw a lot of deals with the space
dome um that was literally in trillions
of dollars in defense contracts. If
there was going to be one time where you
would see uh a space tech market or just
defense market in general start to see
the windfall or start to see that the
impacts now today from all of the deals
that were put into place over the last 6
months. We're going to most likely see
some financials look fairly good on a
lot of these defense companies heading
into 2027. And so into the summer and
into fall, we want to look at the
financials for Red Wire as well. So that
brings us to the financials in their
balance sheet and their income
statement. Their current market cap is
at 3.73
billion. We started covering this
company at under a billion dollar in
market cap and we started covering them,
you know, back around 567 bucks a share
and as low as 487. We've continued to
cover them and now that they're at $15
market or $15 price point, their
financials are still even looking
favorable now because at the time when
we were looking at them around those $4,
$5 ranges, their balance sheet was at
about $1.45
billion in assets, uh, which was at the
time about a billion in equity. And that
was just their equity alone was greater
than their market cap. Now that their
market cap has more than tripled,
they're up to now $3.73
billion market cap. It still does not
look unfavorable. So you look at the
equity right now over a billion. The
institutional buying from Black Rockck,
you've got Citadel along with Vanguard
and State Street buying and net buying
seems to be outpacing the sells. 247
institutional buys of $44 million uh
versus $196 sells. So much more buys
than sells. On the insider side, when
you're looking at the directors, the C
uh the CEOs and some of the other um
insiders, it looks slightly more
bearish. You have just about 58 insider
sells versus 31 buys. So when we're
looking at the actual insiders, doesn't
look super favorable, but on the
institutions, it looks very favorable as
they continue to buy. And then on the
contracts, it looks favorable as they're
part of, you know, uh dozens of
billions, if not potentially getting a
share of u a big chunk of that $151
billion deal they're part of, which in
that instance, their income is most
likely going to continue to rise.
Annually, we've seen their revenue grow
significantly from just when they got
onto the stock market really back in
2020 2021. They're fairly fairly new
stock. They were doing around $137
million in revenue. And then by this
last quarter alone, they actually did
over $und00 million. Um it was 96
million last quarter, but over the last
three quarters, they're averaging over
$100 million in revenue per quarter. So
from annual numbers becoming quarterly
numbers now you could see that annual
growth as they continue to rally but
their net income still negative as they
haven't turned any profits and that's
not really expected that they turn a
profit in a space tech market because
ultimately you're going to have a lot of
investments back into the infrastructure
and if they're turning a profit um you
just got to ask yourself what they're
really doing because ultimately people
don't want to see people uh uh companies
waste money or burn through money as a
defense or as a government company of or
company that works with the government
heavily. But I would I would probably
argue that that would make sense that
they're not profitable. If they're
profitable um heavily profitable then
and they're working with the government,
then they might not be investing back
into their R&D as much as they should or
back into their technology focuses. They
recently opened up a new manufacturing
facility over in uh New Mexico. So with
their current levels of growing their
market cap and seeing their assets surge
along with their income statements
surge, this $3.7 billion market cap is
up there. It's still a little bit in a
sweet spot where you could see them
rally further. You look at some of the
projections into the next 6 months and
into the next year. Most models, while
this can change heavily due to different
changes in the day-to-day, the next year
is anticipating a $21 price point with a
34% surge year-over-year according to
Grock with Meta anticipating a 23% gain.
And on average, most models are over
about 17% bullish into this year. So,
what does that mean? Well, if you're
looking at the current levels with the
technicals, this is where things start
to get interesting and and really what
we're looking at currently. If they
break below this $15 range, we could see
them play once again between those $6
and $10 ranges. And it's not really the
most ideal situation. Although, we have
talked about seeing them stabilize
around that $12 to $15 range. But
looking at the current technical
analysis, they are selling off from that
level at $28. But they did find a bottom
here into end of last week. And now
they're looking to potentially
consolidate from left to right between
this $15 and $19 range with the next
target being a 22% gain from this $15
range up to about $1850. So this is kind
of the current left to right we're
looking at. If they do sell down
further, then you're getting that
breakdown. You're seeing that
continuation of that negative trend. And
then we start to see that maybe defense
contracts, while they've been good the
last few uh quarters, we're not going to
see as many because the tensions,
geopolitical tensions are easing a
little bit. Or maybe you get kind of
this uh this new pricing in of Space
Tech stocks as a result of SpaceX IPO
and all of the windfalls of their recent
deals start to show up in financials and
they repric in and hold above this 15 to
20 to even $50 range that a lot of
analysts seem to be targeting for
Redwire. And so currently, you know,
you're looking at that support around
15. The next resistance we're watching
is around $1850. And a breakout or a
continuation of their overall uptrend
would be up into $20 plus, even as high
as $30 a share, which would be an 85%
increase. So currently, you know, in
this left to right movement, it's
slightly less probabilistic, a little
bit less favorable than if you're
trading an uptrend, when you're trading
a down or a sideways trend. If you're in
a long-term position, then you could
know that the fundamentals are very
strong. The financials have been
improving. Their deals seem to be very
consistent. So, if you're on that 5 year
to 10 year horizon, then things look
pretty good for you. If you're looking
at the next month and you're in a swing
trade and you're uh you know just
looking at potentially making money in
the next few days or weeks, then having
clear structure and realizing risk
management here is important, especially
around this $14 level. If you get that
break below, you could see, you know,
that that uh stop or that risk
management be very helpful to pay
attention to around that $14 to $15
level. And what we'd be looking at for a
margin for profit for Redwire would be
up to 18 bucks. It's 22% margin for
profit here or a 40% margin for profit
over on RDWU.
So those are the levels to watch
currently. If you get that break above
$20, again, that's kind of the move that
we'd be looking for. I currently don't
have any short-term trades running with
Red Wire currently. We are looking for a
bullish move of course and we'll be
looking to play this potentially at
market open. When the market opens,
we'll have more clarity on where the
this stock is going. But why we're
patiently looking at this on the short
term is because there's not any
confirmation just yet. And we're seeing
how it reacts to the SpaceX IPO, how
capital flows in and out of that market.
as there's other markets that are
getting a lot of momentum as well like
photonix, data centers, quantum,
robotics that may see some influx as
well, which might result in some of
these stocks selling off further in the
space tech market. So, as a long-term
holder, I continue to hold. I'm going to
hold red wire. I've been holding it for
now over a year as we've been covering
it for quite some time on the channel. I
continue to hold it and I like it as a
long-term investment along with the
likes of Rocket Lab and uh Planet Labs
and Black Sky and LUNR and some of these
other uh long-term space holdings as
ESTs. And the short term, of course,
higher volatility, higher risk if you're
looking for a trade, just means you got
to be precise. And it doesn't mean it
doesn't have a great margin for profit
that if the opportunity presents itself,
we may take advantage of tomorrow
morning if we can see at market open
that we get that confirmation start to
see it break back above this EMA most
likely. So you got that left to right
holding below the 200 day moving average
now that green line. And oftent times
when it's bearish on the short term,
it's going to be holding below the EMA,
that blue line. When it's bullish, it's
going to be breaking above that EMA. is
going to be holding above that EMA and
vice versa we just talked about. And so
what we're looking for is that break
above the EMA, starting to see those
levels kind of uh break out and continue
that trend sideways to get to that third
stage of the reversal where we get the
actual um validation of this previous
resistance as a support. Potentially we
could see that continuation up. But
again, a lot of things have to happen
from here. We're going to just see how
things react tomorrow morning at market
open. And if we're able to take
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This video provides a detailed analysis of Redwire and the broader space technology market, discussing the impact of geopolitical events like the Iran peace deal, the SpaceX IPO, and the current financial health of space stocks. The host explains why these stocks have experienced a recent pullback, evaluates Redwire's contract wins and financials, and outlines a strategic approach to trading the stock based on current technical support and resistance levels, while maintaining a bullish long-term outlook.
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