🚨 HERE WE GO: $RKLB: ROCKET LAB IS HEADING TOWARD ITS 100TH LAUNCH. THREE LAUNCHES IN 20 DAYS. Rocket Lab just confirmed its next three Electron missions. Here's what's coming: 1) October 21: "We're Not Hawking Around" for HawkEye 360. 2) November 4: "The Sea God Surveys" for Japan's iQPS. 3) November 10: "The Mountain God Rises" for Japan's iQPS. THREE MISSIONS TARGETED WITHIN JUST 20 DAYS. Look at the customers. HawkEye 360 operates satellites that collect radio-frequency signals for intelligence and geospatial applications. That's exactly the kind of defense and intelligence workload where dedicated launch flexibility becomes valuable. Then we have iQPS, which is building a synthetic aperture radar constellation capable of imaging the Earth regardless of cloud cover or daylight. And they're coming back to Rocket Lab for two consecutive missions. I actually like seeing repeat customers more than flashy announcements. It tells me customers are continuing to trust Electron with their constellation deployment schedules. Every successful launch strengthens Electron's flight heritage. Every repeat customer improves Rocket Lab's position when another constellation operator needs reliable access to orbit. This is happening while Rocket Lab continues developing Neutron and expanding its space systems business. Electron doesn't need to compete with Falcon 9 on payload capacity. It needs to remain the preferred option for customers who value dedicated deployment, orbital precision and schedule control. $RKLB is approaching 100 launches while continuing to demonstrate the operational consistency that newer launch companies are still trying to establish. We all need to see whether this launch frequency translates into better stronger margins. And I believe it will.