10 Stocks That Could Skyrocket in 2027

3. Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB)

Average Upside Potential: 91%

Number of Teases: 1

Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 52

The competitor to SpaceX that almost nobody is paying attention to, Emmet Savage says, is Rocket Lab, which he calls the second of his three potential 100-baggers. His MyWallSt pitch, made with Porter Stansberry, argues that the market is chasing SpaceX while this smaller company posts record numbers and works to corner a segment of the space industry.

Savage points to $602 million in revenue last year and a $2 billion backlog of signed business. Rocket Lab has completed 21 launches with a 100% success rate, he says, and recently won its largest launch contract, a $190 million deal with the Department of Defense to fly hypersonic missiles. He sees the company becoming essential infrastructure for the emerging space economy. Over the past five years, revenue has grown 76.47% a year.

The next catalyst, in his telling, is the company’s next-generation rocket reaching the launch pad this year, which he says could send the stock vertical. He says the record revenue and the defense deal show a business already delivering. We examined Rocket Lab’s 20 launches booked through 2031 in a recent article.

2. Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ:LUNR)

Average Upside Potential: 188%

Number of Teases: 1

Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 33

Dylan Jovine pitches Intuitive Machines as the moon’s phone company, and says the stock has 1,000% potential. His ad for Behind the Markets promises a second wave of space millionaires, and the company at the center is the one NASA picked to build a communications network around the moon.

The contract covers a five-satellite constellation that will give round-the-clock communications and navigation around the lunar south pole, where NASA aims to land astronauts in early 2028. It runs five years and can be extended for five more, with a maximum value of $4.82 billion. Most of that would be earned by charging for minutes of network access. It can also sell any spare capacity to commercial customers.

Jovine compares the setup to American Tower during the growth of mobile telecom, or RCA in the early days of radio: a company that owns the network everyone has to use. The first satellite is due to launch later this year, on the same mission as the company’s third lunar lander. Intuitive Machines’ push into satellite communications is covered in one of our recent articles.

1. Cerebras Systems (NASDAQ:CBRS)

Average Upside Potential: 188%

Number of Teases: 2

Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 78

The biggest claim in Jeff Brown’s pitch for Cerebras is a technical one: its patented chip, he says, can produce intelligence up to 1,000 times faster than regular AI. Brown says the biggest AI players are rushing to sign licensing deals, and that the company is sold out into 2027 with a $24 billion order backlog.

In an October event with Whitney Tilson, the two described a new chip 144 times more powerful than one from Qualcomm and 50 times more powerful than one from Nvidia. The pitch first ran before Cerebras went public, when the plan was to buy at the offering. Brown ties the story to Elon Musk’s Terafab chip plant in Texas, and says the stock is the size Nvidia was in 2016, before it jumped 37,800%.

Brown and Tilson say gains of 1,000% or more are possible as the AI trade rotates toward fast, efficient inference, the work of running trained models. Its next earnings report is the next test for those claims. For a recent look at the company’s order book, see whether Cerebras can turn its $25.4 billion backlog into high-margin growth.

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