Firefly Aerospace Inc. - Common Stock (FLY)

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Firefly Aerospace Inc (NASDAQ: FLY) shares are trading higher Wednesday as investors are positioning ahead of NASA's Artemis II launch.

SpaceX is still going public -- and that's still bad news for other space stocks.

New NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman hit the ground running and is ready for a giant leap to the Moon.

Abracadabra -- SpaceX just expanded its profit margin by probably 6%.

Firefly stock is on a path to profit.

The rocket company unveiled a fresh $1 billion at-the-market share sale plan.

Roth Capital reiterated a ‘Buy’ rating and $30 price target on FireFly Aerospace (FLY) after the launch.

Investors finally have a reason to cheer about Firefly stock again.

Shares jumped, with retail investors viewing the milestone as crucial after a rocky period for the company.

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As of January 28, 2026, the global aerospace sector stands at a critical juncture. The "New Space" gold rush, once defined by speculative ventures and SPAC-fueled dreams, has matured into a disciplined market where execution is the only currency. At the heart of this transformation is Firefly Aerospace Inc. (NASDAQ: FLY), a company that has [...]

Firefly got an upgrade (hooray!) But now it costs too much (boo!)

Investors are getting bullish on the space economy while the company has joined new stock indices.

This company plans to fly to the lunar surface more frequently than once in a blue moon -- just one reason I'm eager to delve further into this new space investment opportunity.

Firefly Aerospace Inc (NASDAQ:FLY) shares are taking a plunge on Friday as space-related stocks pull back from their recent rally.

At a stroke, the company's shares now have significantly more visibility.

Firefly Aerospace Inc. (NASDAQ:FLY) shares are trading higher Monday amid broader strength in space-related stocks. The company also announced it will join the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes.

Business partners are obviously eager to be a part of the company's exploratory missions.

Two decades after betting on cheap, reusable rockets, Musk’s space company is now a cash-gushing powerhouse — with Starlink driving profits and Wall Street bracing for a blockbuster listing.