Last week I spoke about the company and its (then) upcoming IPO… and the buy side demand that it might bring.  I don’t like to blow my own horn much, but I was right. There was plenty of demand.

You see, Monday night, this outfit priced its initial public offering at $34 a share, right on the high end of what investors were expecting and underwriters were dreaming about.

That's no small feat in a market that's been picky about who gets to dance onto the big stage. They sold about 29.9 million shares there, pulling in north of $1 billion ($1.014b).

It's the kind of move that has investors whispering about fresh momentum in a sector that's all about ditching fossil fuels for something smarter. 

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Personally, I don’t care about fossil fuels vs electric. I care about what will make us money, and by “us” I mean you.

Now, let's talk about what this means without getting ahead of ourselves.

This isn't just another debut; it's got the look of long-term legs, and it’s already running all over Wall Street…

We recommended it to our premium members yesterday, before trading began.

Coincidentally, right after the open, the stock swung quite a bit, giving subscribers an opportunity to own the stock well below $34. It closed Tuesday, IPO day, at $36, up nearly 6% from the offering.

Now, the electric vertical takeoff and landing space, or eVTOL, if you're into the lingo, is exploding, and this company's been at the front of the pack.

They've got deals with heavy hitters like United Airlines and even the U.S. Air Force, testing out their quiet, zero-emission planes that could flip urban air mobility on its head.

Imagine zipping between cities without the roar of engines or the carbon guilt. Their tech isn't pie-in-the-sky; it's already logging flight hours and proving it can handle real-world ops.

Priced at the top of the range signals that the Street sees the upside-strong demand from institutions who aren't betting on maybes.

And get this: the underwriters steering this ship? Like we said to our free members last week…

Top-shelf names like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

That's not random. These are the cash cows of the IPO game, the ones who know how to line up the right buyers and keep things humming.

Goldman's been in the mix for decades, turning debuts into blockbusters, while Morgan Stanley brings that precision touch - think of them as the A-team for high-stakes launches.

When they sign on, it's a vote of confidence. They've got the Rolodex, the track record, and yeah, the magic to make sure shares don't just float out there; they find homes with folks who stick around.

For instance, Goldman was the lead underwriter for Snowflake. If you remember, it popped ridiculously on the first trading day- biggest first day gain for any US IPO since 2013…

It priced at $120/share, traded as high as $350 a year later… and it now trades near $270! A great IPO with a long-term corporate vision. I think this eVTOL company could have the same long-term prospects, gains wise.

Anyhow, I digress.

In a year where tech IPOs have been hit-or-miss, having this crew means the debut's got a real shot at lasting power.

Remember Joby Aviation? They priced strong at $10 with similar backing and rode the wave to what it’s at today, around $16/share.

This one feels like it could follow suit in the long-term, especially with aviation giants like GE and Amazon eyeing the same skies.

Of course, potential's the name of the game here-we're not crystal-ball gazing. Markets can twist, regs might tighten on certs for these birds, and competition's heating up from players like Archer or Lilium.

But zoom out: the global push for net-zero is real, and electric aviation's pegged to hit a $1 trillion market by 2040, per some analysts.

This company's aircraft?

They’re versatile. Cargo hauls by day, passenger hops by night-and backed by FAA nods that put it ahead. With $1 billion in fresh capital, they plan to scale production, maybe even crank out more test flights or snag some big contracts waiting in the wings.

Bottom line? If you're scouting for growth stories that blend green tech with blue-sky innovation and want the potential to make some coin…

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It’s just $9/month and we’d love to have you. When you join, you’ll hear about IPOs like this eVTOL pick, and others, of course, the moment we finish our research…

And before the opening tick.

-Tim