
Intuitive Machines
Lunar access services including landers, data transmission, and orbital navigation Visit website
CONVICTION SCORE
WHY THIS SCORE
Methodology- Wins in the Feed: not measured: no sourced item about this company in the Feed in 90 days
- Orbital launches: not applicable: not an orbital launch provider that has flown
- Revenue growth: 80, +117% a year, trailing twelve months (lower than the quarter)
- Ladder 39: on 3 rungs (1 done, 0 in progress, 2 pending): Commercial landers deliver payloads to the Moon; Cargo landers fly to the Moon on a schedule (part); Power and resource extraction demonstrated on the surface (part)
- Own timelines 90: execution velocity On Track, editorial and ledgered
- Feed: nothing sourced in 90 days (neutral)
- Form 4: 0 open-market purchases, 1 sale outside a 10b5-1 plan, in 90 days (-3)
- Breadth 75: 2 sectors
- Scarcity 13: Communications & Relay has 8 covered names; Deep Space Logistics has 10 covered names
No editorial adjustment. A reviewer may move a computed score by up to 10 points with a reason, recorded on the scorecard.
Inputs frozen Oct 23, 2026 from the site's own feeds: the Feed and Form 4 over 90 days, launches over 365 days, revenue over the trailing year. Next review by Jan 21, 2027. The share price and analyst ratings are not inputs.
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Deep Space LogisticsScore, then day change (live quotes). Nearest by sector, then by score.
HISTORY
ScorecardRescored on Oct 23, 2026 from the site's own feeds. Strongest: what it has done (80, from revenue growth alone). Weakest: its news in the Feed (47). Methodology ↗
Rescored on Sep 21, 2026 from the site's own feeds. Strongest: what it has done (80, from revenue growth alone). Weakest: how much of the space economy it covers (50). Methodology ↗
Set from the live market cap of $3.4B on 2026-09-02; the February seed had drifted. Finnhub via fundamentals.json ↗
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