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Seven telecom stocks are ranked in a countdown using quality, profitability, valuation, earnings execution, and exposure to modern connectivity infrastructure.
WISeSat.Space, the satellite and secure IoT arm of WISeKey, is going public via a merger with Columbus Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: COLA), with the deal still pending as of the latest SEC filing. The bull case is a differentiated post-quantum security story; the bear case is classic de-SPAC execution risk, including redemptions and dilution.
These seven satellite communications stocks span direct-to-device, aviation, IoT, and network infrastructure, ranked by overall investment quality for July 2026.
NorthStar Earth & Space is a Montreal-based space data and analytics company going public via merger with Viking Acquisition Corp I (NASDAQ: VACI). The deal is expected to close in Q3 2026, with the combined company set to trade as NSTR on the NYSE. The bull case is a differentiated SSA/SDA platform in a fast-growing market; the bear case is classic de-SPAC dilution and redemption risk.
ProShares Ultra SpaceX (SPCF) is expected to list on the NYSE on 2026-06-15, but the price range has not been disclosed. The fund is designed to seek 2x daily exposure to SpaceX shares, so the setup is really about the underlying SpaceX IPO, not ProShares itself. Bull case: a first-of-its-kind way to trade the SpaceX story; bear case: leverage adds risk and the underlying company is still early in its public-market life.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SPCX) is expected to list on NASDAQ on 2026-06-12. The company has not disclosed a price range or share count yet. The setup is all about whether Starlink’s scale and the new AI compute push can outweigh heavy launch and infrastructure risk.
Three space stocks ranked by investment quality — AST SpaceMobile and Iridium earn spots, while the No. 1 pick caps off the countdown.
No, Starlink is not publicly traded. It sits inside SpaceX, which now trades on Nasdaq under SPCX, so most retail investors will need to look at the parent or public satellite peers instead.
Yes, SpaceX is publicly traded under SPCX on Nasdaq. If you missed the IPO, the closest ways in are comparable public stocks, a handful of funds with SpaceX exposure, or private secondary markets for accredited investors.
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