Hopefully, this goes through... I can see the light in the end of the tunnel.
Remember: it's always darkest just before dawn! π‘
$RKLB $ASTS $FLY $AVAV $OKLO
$FLY, $SATL, and $RKLB leading the charge, with $ASTS, $SPIR, and $PL all solidly green! π₯
Launch + satellite names catching a bid. Final frontier having a moment! π
Another convoy is on the move.
BlueBirds 14, 15, and 16 have left our Texas facility and are on the road to Cape Canaveral.
Next stop: orbit. ππππππππππππππππ
The largest commercial communications arrays ever deployed in low Earth orbit. A scalable platform to deliver space-based cellular broadband connectivity directly to standard phones, support secure government applications, and deliver a new third layer of connectivity.
In Midland, Texas, production continues to advance through BlueBird 50, with more than 20 spacecraft structures now being integrated as part of our assembly process.
One constellation. Connectivity. Resilience. Security. Built in Texas. πΊπΈππΆπ±
#ASTSpaceMobile #Broadband #ConnectingtheUnconnected #BlueBirds
@TheDark_ViKing@davegreenidge57 I have no comment on his personality, Iβve never met the guy. I also donβt own an electric car or shares in any of his companies. My comments were purely about his physical appearance, and that has been very entertaining so far π
I put together some multiple estimates for the cruise sector and ranked the companies from cheapest to richest:
1) $NCLH - Fwd P/S ~ 0.7, Fwd P/E ~ 11-12x. Cheapest, Discount is the point: slower growth, highest leverage, weakest EBT conversion.
2) $CCL - Fwd P/S ~1.1x, Fwd P/E ~10x, Fwd EV/EBITDA high-7s. Best value/quality mix in the group if FY26 EBITDA holds above ~$7B. π₯
3) $RCL - Fwd P/S ~3.4x, Fwd P/E ~14x. Premium is earned (margins, ROIC, brand). Not cheap, not bubble-like versus VIK. π₯
4) $LIND - Fwd P/S ~1.9x; Fwd P/E 60xβ100x+ on tiny EPS. Growth is real; earnings power is not in the price yet.
5) $VIK - Fwd P/S ~4.7x, Fwd P/E ~23β24x. Richest. Market is paying for 15β20%+ growth and premium yields.
-> Forward rank by cheapest: NCLH>CCL>LIND>VIK
-> Forward rank by quality-adjusted setup: CCL (value) and RCL (compounder) sit in the middle; VIK is priced for continued outgrowth, NCLH is a leverage/mean-reversion bet.
Scorecard:
- Best business: RCL
- Best growth: VIK, then LIND
- Best Value: NCLH on paper, $CCL in practice π₯
- Most expensive: VIK
- Highest risk/least proven earnings: LIND (GAAP) and NCLH (B/S)
Not financial advice, always DYOR! π
@TheDark_ViKing@davegreenidge57 The left picture is for dramatic purposes, bro π He has a bad diet, minimal physical activity, and bad posture; all easily fixed. On the other hand, none of us peasants will ever be trillionaires unless we measure in Zimbabwean dollars or some other third-world currencies π π€£π