5 Stocks to Watch Today

4. Intuitive Machines Inc. (NASDAQ:LUNR)

Intuitive Machines soared by 13.91 percent on Monday to finish at $20.31 apiece, as investors took heart from Stifel’s 10-percent price target upgrade for its stock.

In a market note, the investment firm raised its price target to $22 from $20 previously, while maintaining a “hold” recommendation, saying that while it likes the opportunity focused on lunar infrastructure and satellites, it remains cautious over the risk on timing and the outcome of awards.

Intuitive Machines Inc. (NASDAQ:LUNR) posted a highly optimistic outlook for its business this year, with revenues targeted to expand by 328 percent to 376 percent to a range of $900 million to $1 billion.

The outlook builds on its improved earnings performance last year, with net loss attributable to shareholders narrowing by 70 percent to $83.9 million from $284.3 million in 2024. Total revenues, on the other hand, decreased by 7.9 percent to $210 million from $228 million year-on-year.

In the fourth quarter alone, net loss attributable to shareholders shrank by 73 percent to $40 million from $149 million, while revenues declined by 18 percent to $44.78 million from $54.66 million.

“2025 was a transformational year for Intuitive Machines. We completed our second lunar mission, expanded into national security space programs, closed the acquisition of KinetX Aerospace, and announced the acquisition of Lanteris Space Systems. These acquisitions significantly expand our scale, addressable market, and growth opportunities,” Intuitive Machines Inc. (NASDAQ:LUNR) CEO Steve Altemus said.

“[We intend] to invest in expanding its Near Space Network Services and establish a solar system internet independent of Earth. Through investments in the Lanteris platforms, specifically the 1300 series, the company believes it can grow market share in Geostationary Orbit (GEO), expand capability around the Moon, extend capability to Mars, and support emerging high-power on-orbit data processing and edge computing,” he noted.