Companies
The companies building the road to Mars, each scored on what it has done.
High Conviction
1Company is executing strongly on the multiplanetary thesis
Moderate Conviction
39Solid fundamentals but watch for headwinds
Low Conviction
18Mixed execution or early stage - potential but unproven
Minimal Conviction
4Significant concerns or pre-revenue with high uncertainty
Space economy stocks, tracked as a set
SpaceDew tracks the space economy as a set of public companies you can actually buy: 62 names across 14 sectors, from launch and transport to satellites, lunar landers, nuclear power and the defense primes that carry space programs. Each company page shows the last price, the day's change, the move since SpaceX listed, and an editorial conviction score computed from a frozen snapshot of the Feed, so a score only moves when something happened and the reason is on the page.
The Feed behind the scores is the catalyst watch for aerospace and defense: contract awards, NASA selections, SEC filings, launch outcomes, earnings and insider trades, each filed with its date and its source, screened by the signals desk and read by an editor. A catalyst that cannot be sourced is not published.
Launch tracking sits beside the companies. Every orbital launch in the calendar year counts toward the Dew Pulse, each launch has its own page with the pad, the time in Eastern and the webcast, and the Sky section says what a launch looks like from where you stand.
The screener widens the list to every public space name the space ETFs hold, with prices, market caps and a pure-play flag, and exports to a spreadsheet. The Morning Dew carries the closes and the day's catalysts to your inbox every weekday at 9:50 AM ET, free, with a Friday recap.
SpaceDew is an independent publication. The scores are opinion, built in the open on the Methodology page. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.