@MitchMartan98 For retail investors, we don't care with who he sleep. I just refuse to believe that gov didn't saw thisca long time ago. The question is why now ? It's always is like chess board. Someone wanted more control over the $NVDA
@mwscott004@ashleybezamat Well, I believe we need to more concentrate on satellite launch rather than rocket. BlackLift will be a great bonus for us after we will launch a service for our biggest markets.
@MitchMartan98 I could be wrong but when company just sitting on cash isn't it's a bad sign, I mean they could buy back shares or pay dividends. What's their strategy ?
@ashleybezamat We will see, he many time repeat, from December 6 per month, 24/7 production, satellites assembly is not a problem anymore. Also they told , while they are on the ground they loosing $20M per week, so maybe they assembly them just before tests and shipping.
@mwscott004@ashleybezamat Time will show who is right and who's not. I believe they will move more faster from now as government want to see more sats in space.
@Defiantclient2@AbelAvellan@AST_SpaceMobile Yes, at some point when service will be launched, WallStreet will need to do revaluation of @AST_SpaceMobile , for now they threaten us, as a startup, but soon they will value as, as one of the global powers $ASTS Long Here
Blacklift even flies. Having 60 to 100 satellites in orbit is what generates massive, real cash flow. The rocket isn't a bottleneck; it's a huge bonus on top of an already funded constellation. $ASTS
Why are you suddenly fixating on the rocket build? Forget about the rocket for a second and focus on ready satellites. $ASTS is hitting a production run-rate of 6 satellites per month starting this December—meaning all 100+ contracted launch slots will already be filled before