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Rocket Lab (RKLB) shares rise 8% boosted by Neutron rocket program: Is the next target price $100?

Rocket Lab (RKLB) shares rise 8% boosted by Neutron rocket program: Is the next target price $100?

币界网币界网2026/01/28 02:46
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According to a report by Bijie Network: Boosted by progress in its "Neutron" rocket project (including the delivery of key fairing components), the stock price of a certain exchange soared by more than 8%. The stock has risen over 24% year-to-date and has accumulated a 195% increase over the past year. Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock rating to "Overweight" and raised the target price from $67 to $105, citing a "very optimistic" outlook for the space technology industry in 2026. However, some analysts have pointed out that the stock may be overvalued.
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