Better Than the SpaceX IPO?

Motley Fool Issues Total Conviction Buy Alert
CEO Invests $2.6 Billion In One Stock
Motley Fool Staff
Investing
June 16, 2026
Imagine it's December 17, 2009.
The world is still reeling from the financial crisis. Tech stocks are considered "too risky."
But inside The Motley Fool, a rare buy signal just flashed for a little-known chipmaker named Nvidia.
That was the day we issued a re-recommendation for Nvidia — telling our members to "Double Down" on the stock.
If you had ignored it, you'd have missed out on a life-changing 55,071 % return.
$5,000 invested in Nvidia at that moment would be worth $2,758,545 today.
But here's the really interesting part: This signal has a long history of spotting massive winners before the rest of the world catches on.
Netflix: Signal flashed on 11/30/04… up 43,944 %
Amazon: Signal flashed on 12/16/10… up 2,671 %
Tesla: Signal flashed on 11/16/12… up 19,270 %
Shopify: Signal flashed on 7/15/16… up 3,381 %
This signal has been so lucrative that many of us around the office have started calling it the Total Conviction Buy Alert.
It's the moment our team identifies a winner that is poised to become a market legend.
And today, June 16, 2026… this rare buy signal is now flashing once again… and this time for a company that is just 1/100th the size of Nvidia.
This stock has been recommended 9 separate times by different Motley Fool services since 2023… and the first recommendation is already up 10x in just 2 years.
And Motley Fool CEO Tom Gardner is convinced that the run is just beginning.
In fact, he recently told a group of Motley Fool insiders that this company is among his highest conviction stocks.
Why? Because this under-the-radar California company is at the center of what may be the biggest investing story of the next decade: the booming space economy.
The World Economic Forum and McKinsey project the space economy will nearly triple to $1.8 trillion by 2035.
That's roughly the size of the entire global semiconductor industry — the same industry that minted millionaires out of early Nvidia investors.
And here's why this is happening NOW…
For decades, getting anything into orbit cost upwards of $25,000 per pound. Today, thanks to reusable rockets, that cost has collapsed by more than 90%.
Suddenly, things that were science fiction a decade ago can be real businesses. Satellite internet beamed to your phone. AI training run from orbit. Defense systems that watch the entire planet in real time. Manufacturing in zero gravity.
“Space is existential… from the future of the planet to the future of commerce,” says Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley.
And the world's smartest entrepreneurs aren't debating whether space will be big. They're racing to own it.
Jeff Bezos has poured billions into Blue Origin.
And Elon Musk's SpaceX — already the most valuable private company on Earth — is now reportedly preparing for what could be the largest IPO in history…
SpaceX’s rumored IPO valuation is more than $2 trillion!
That’s bigger than Tesla. Bigger than Meta. Bigger than almost every company on the planet.
But here's the problem…
By the time most investors get a chance to buy SpaceX, the easy money will already be made.
You'd be paying $2 trillion for a piece of a story Wall Street has been buying privately for years.
That’s why the company we're talking about today is the one we believe could be the REAL winner of the SpaceX IPO moment.
It's already publicly traded. You can buy it today, in any brokerage account.
And it's roughly 25 times cheaper than SpaceX's rumored IPO valuation.
You see, most companies in this industry do one thing — they build satellites OR they launch them. This company does it all. Design, manufacture, launch, and monitoring. They're positioning themselves to be the one-stop shop of the space economy.
That's an incredibly valuable place to be. And we believe they're just getting started.
And that's exactly why our Total Conviction buy signal — the same signal that flashed on Nvidia back in 2009 — is now flashing on this company.
But just like AI a decade ago, most investors are still ignoring this opportunity — opting out of one of the next decade's most explosive growth curves.
Tom Gardner recently interviewed this company's CEO and was so impressed that he immediately recommended members buy more shares.
And this CEO is putting his money where his mouth is.
He's betting his personal fortune — over $2.6 billion — on his company.
And here's the real kicker…
Despite this company's jaw-dropping success over the past few years, most investors have still never even heard its name.
While everyone on CNBC and in The Wall Street Journal is busy talking about mega-cap tech stocks… our team has been doing what the world's greatest investors do: looking for the NEXT stock that could deliver returns of +1,000%, +2,000%, or even +5,000%.
And we believe this company could be it.
Now, in case you’re not familiar with who's making this call, here's what you should know.
The Motley Fool was founded 33 years ago by brothers Tom and David Gardner. What started as a small investment newsletter with 300 subscribers has grown into one of the most trusted names in investing, serving millions of investors around the globe.
Our flagship service, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, has been delivering new stock recommendations every month for over two decades.
If you take every single one of those picks — the winners, the losers, and everything in between — and average the returns together, here's what you find:
The AVERAGE Stock Advisor pick is up 959% vs. just 211% for the S&P 500.
That's the average. The “Total Conviction” re-recommendations have done even better — averaging an astounding 1,079% return, crushing the S&P 500 by 5 times .
It’s no wonder Time Magazine says “Even billionaires get ideas from The Motley Fool.”
So when Tom Gardner says a stock is amongst his “highest conviction” picks and the Total Conviction signal is flashing, it's worth paying attention.
Now, I want to be upfront about something.
As much as we believe in this company, we would never tell you to put all your eggs in one basket. That's not how great investors build wealth.
That's why, when you join Stock Advisor today, you won't just get the full details on this "Total Conviction" stock.
You'll also get:
Two additional stocks that have recently triggered the Total Conviction buy signal — as part of a brand-new comprehensive research report: ‘Tom Gardner’s Double Down Stocks For 2026’
Two timely stock picks every single month — fresh recommendations from the Stock Advisor team delivered directly to you, so you always know where the team sees the best opportunities.
Top 10 Best Buys Now — a regularly updated ranked list of the stocks the team believes are the best buys in the market today.
This is a complete investing system built to help investors find the market's biggest potential winners — not just one stock recommendation.
And to be clear: we’re sharing the details of this Total Conviction stock — and the two additional Double Down picks — ONLY with members of Motley Fool Stock Advisor.
But I want to make this as easy a decision as possible.
Because I’m completely convinced you'll be impressed by the exclusive research behind these stocks, your Stock Advisor membership is backed by a 30-day, 100% membership-fee-back guarantee.
That means you can join today, get the full details and ticker symbols of all three Double Down stocks, explore the Top 10 Best Buys Now, and review this month's brand-new recommendations — and if you aren't completely satisfied, you get every penny back of your membership fee back within 30 days. No questions asked.
Think about how many investing trends you've watched take off — wishing you'd gotten in earlier.
When the Total Conviction signal flashed for Nvidia in 2009, most people ignored it.
But those who took action turned $5,000 into $2,758,545.
This signal is flashing again. Right now. For a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia.
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