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You could not be more wrong. by VTND

It's the Wild West right now in the space industry. There are so many companies now working on NewSpace initiatives, it's hard to keep them all straight. Smallsats have revolutionized the industry, and proliferated low Earth orbit constellations are all the rage. There are companies now 3D printing launch vehicles.
It's a gold rush. There is a ton of VC and Government funding available (mostly foreign, but also a lot domestic).
I work in the industry. I've submitted more proposals for putting our technology in space in the last two years than in the previous 20. It's mayhem.