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This rocket stock is testing a key level once again. Why Todd Gordon thinks it’s a buy

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Rocket Lab shares jump about 20% as it agrees to buy Iridium Communications for roughly $8 billion, adding 2.55 million subscribers and recurring revenue.

This rocket stock is testing a key level once again. Why Todd Gordon thinks it's a buy

Rocket Lab stock is in lift-off mode, surging about 20% after the company announced Monday it is acquiring Iridium Communications for roughly $8 billion.

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