After several big IPOs including Figma last week, the IPO market stayed hot with Firefly Aerospace, which is now approaching a $10 billion valuation out of the gate. I would categorize space as one of the hot sectors, along with artificial intelligence, crypto, and quantum computing, that investors can't seem to get enough of.

Firefly Aerospace's ( FLY) stock is sputtering, just one day after its trading debut, when enthusiasm for the new listing sent shares soaring. The space company's stock dropped nearly 17% to about $50 Friday, wiping out most of its gains in its first day of trading yesterday.

Another space stock is going public. But this isn't just any old space stock -- this one already landed on the moon.

Firefly Aerospace’s stock took a big hit on Friday, dropping about 11% after a wild but exciting debut earlier in the week. When the company priced its IPO at $45 a share and started trading on Nasdaq as “FLY” on August 7,

Firefly stock had a blockbuster Nasdaq debut last week. There are ample reasons to buy and hold and FLY shares at current levels.

Firefly Aerospace, a Texas-based space tech company, is hoping to list its stock on the Nasdaq in a highly anticipated IPO.

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The current market cap on Firefly Aerospace (NASDAQ: FLY) is around $7.3 billion. On Seeking Alpha, Investing Group Leader The Value Investor warned that the Firefly ( FLY) business is difficult to value.

The space tech firm, which debuted on the Nasdaq today, boasts the only commercial vehicle to have successfully landed on the moon. Update Thursday, 3:14 p.m.: