So the satellites keep going up???
I didn't see them!!! That's a stupid joke, right? Are you talking about $ASTS?
They promised 47 satellites in orbit by the end of 2026, and we haven't even reached 10.
It’s a company with no revenue, burning through shareholder capital, and lacking management.
I hate to say it, but it’s a sub-$30 stock—like NNE, SERV, or RR—following the same pattern.
It is quite simple: the entire space sector moved in lockstep, dropping over 50% from their highs until SpaceX arrived and swept up all the volume. Until now, it has been a market driven by indiscriminate capital flows; the SpaceX factor leaves companies like RKLB and ASTS in a secondary position, as ETFs (like NASA and MARS) prefer to sell off high-beta stocks—such as RKLB and ASTS—during sell-offs or redemptions.
Allocations for RKLB and ASTS within space ETFs remain low (10% and 5%, respectively), while the weighting of $SPCX keeps rising. I anticipate that capital flows will return more cautiously this time, with investors carefully selecting which companies to back—unlike the brief "mini-summer" rally seen in the past.
$ASTS needs to accelerate its business plan, or investors will opt for more mature companies like $RKLB.
@ASTSHodlerClub I'll let you know when the shares hit $30—kudos to management and their 2030 launch plan (an estimate based on what was achieved in 2026).
You are so basic. $ASTS
The entire space sector is down 4–5%, yet $SPCX is in positive territory. It is abundantly clear to me that no hedge fund wants to go up against Mr. Elon.
$ASTA $RDW $LUNR $RKLB $FLY
@jonathan1328531@endless_frank If ASTS doesn't provide the service, they couldn't care less; they'll just carry on as before.
They don't give a damn—only ASTS fanatics believe that nothing exists without them; it's ridiculous.
@ASTSHodlerClub For the past three days, I’ve been selling first thing in the morning and buying back the same amount $2 lower. $ASTS: a classic.
Hedge funds must be having a blast.
@jonathan1328531@endless_frank You realize these are businesses, right? If ASTS can't provide the service, another company will; or do you think Verizon or AT&T care about losing a few dollars? "If you don't offer the service, I'll go with someone who does—goodbye."
@endless_frank@jonathan1328531 Satellites sitting on the ground are useless—assuming the whole story the company and its loyal followers sold us is actually true.
Your words are the most sensible I’ve heard from this community of the blind; I can’t deny that I’ve made a lot of money with ASTS, but what’s frustrating is the stance taken by the board and @AbelAvellan. The lack of information causes huge delays and plays right into the hands of hedge funds. The company has the shareholder records showing exactly who has borrowed the shares and who is holding them—the silence is actually suspicious. Elon calls it out the moment he sees a speculative position against SpaceX or Tesla, yet this company does nothing?