Such upward intraday reversals often attract swing traders positioning for 5–10% moves. A common misconception is that stocks with 10x potential are exceptionally hard to find, but the truth is that many of the current trillion-dollar stocks have been ten-baggers just recently, with the stock price rising more than 1000% over 5-10 years. A notable example is how the AI megatrend created a couple of multi-baggers, the largest of whom briefly became the most expensive company in the world. Typically, 10x stocks are more frequently discovered among small- and mid-cap companies rather than large-cap. This is largely because smaller companies have greater flexibility, fewer institutional constraints, and significantly more room to grow compared to their already-established larger counterparts. Multi-bagger stocks are commonly found in rapidly expanding sectors such as technology, biotechnology, renewable energy, and other innovative industries. These sectors often feature businesses positioned to benefit from new market trends, technological breakthroughs, or disruptive changes, whereas more traditional industries tend to grow at a slower, more predictable pace, offering fewer opportunities for explosive gains. Over the past two months, 1 earnings estimate moved higher compared to none lower for the full year. This revision helped boost GSAT's consensus estimate, increasing from -$0.35 to -$0.08 in the past 60 days. Looking at the next fiscal year, 1 estimate has moved upwards while there have been no downward revisions in the same time period. GSAT stock price stability over the past month illustrates market patience, likely awaiting the company's satellite launch schedule announcements.