This space travel company builds advanced air and space vehicles and aims to provide spaceflight services for private individuals and researchers. Much like the rocket that took Virgin Galactic's founder Richard Branson to the edge of space, the company's stock shot higher in July but has since come down. Shares trade for around $31 per share, well off their July peak of more than $50. As exciting as its rocket planes are, consider that the company has no revenue and is operating at a loss. That's often the case with many young companies and isn't necessarily a bad thing, and the company narrowed its loss substantially in the first quarter. But investors do have to balance the excitement of a story stock with the likelihood of it eventually earning money. Still, if the stock can reach $52 on a relatively early stage flight, there could be potentially significant upside if the company's plans really do take off, making it one of the top space stocks in the market.

TP1 - $38
TP2 - $62