RKLB: demand zone may launch the next rallyRocket Lab remains one of the strongest long-term stories in the small-launch sector. The company continues expanding production capacity, scaling its launch cadence, securing new government contracts, and increasing recurring revenue from satellite services. The global demand for small-satellite deployment is growing faster than supply, and RKLB is steadily becoming the second major player after SpaceX in the commercial-launch and orbital-services niche. Additional growth in spacecraft manufacturing and analytics strengthens the company’s strategic positioning. From a long-term fundamental perspective, the recent price decline looks more like a technical correction inside a broader bullish cycle, rather than a structural reversal. For mid- and long-term investors, this area historically acts as a key accumulation zone -especially when fundamentals align with major technical supports.
Technically, price has held a major demand zone between 38–33 USD - the same zone that previously generated strong upward impulses. The correction stopped right at the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement (38.95), and buyers are showing absorption on lower timeframes. Price remains inside the broader ascending channel, while EMA 20/50 are stabilizing above the demand level, suggesting momentum may soon shift upward again. A clean entry setup forms once the market breaks and confirms the 0.705/0.79 Fibonacci cluster, opening the road toward the first target at 59.45 and then the extended target at 74.30. The bullish scenario remains valid as long as price stays within the demand zone and above the long-term trendline.
Fundamentally, the engine is already running -now all the chart needs is technical ignition to send RKLB back into the upper band of the long-term channel.
