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Blue Origin Raising First Outside Capital, Seeking $10B at a $130B Valuation
Don't fight the $ASTS rocket. Double digits are back
Why shouldn't individual stocks make up most of my portfolio if the goal is to accumulate wealth?
ASTS - If Elon musk is starting a colony on mars, they need data to access the internet on earth.
$ASTS - Has the covering begun?
I heard we're showing our ASTS loss porn? ($500k Loss in 1 month)
Heard we’re posting $ASTS losses, -$1.3m from peak
Did SpaceX hype turned a bunch of smaller space companies into temporary sympathy trades
Did SpaceX hype turn a bunch of smaller space companies into temporary momentum trades
Down $240k in less than a month at 23 thanks to ASTS
Did the smaller space names basically become a SpaceX sympathy trade for a few weeks?
Why is the market completely ignoring $MDA SPACE ($5.5 BILLION MARKET CAP $43 B back log)
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (June 17, 2026) 📈 📉
AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) successfully launches BB8-9-10 satellites on SpaceX Falcon 9. BB11-12-13 in final preparation for shipment.
To...low orbit? AST Space Mobile to launch tomorrow
I Believe that Satellites will Replace Cell Towers, and a Major Beneficiary Could be AST Spacemobile
Nokia ($NOK) Has Some Intriguing Growth Opportunities In The Coming Years
Reviewing 6 Future Growth Opportunities for $NOK
SpaceX: People are getting this IPO wrong
$35,000 gain in a month from trading the SpaceX IPO runup
5 moonshots I'm willing to hold through a 50% drawdown
Why I am watching $ASTS closely after this move
My $700k all-in bet that US drone pure-plays are going parabolic in a couple of months
My $700k all-in bet that drone pure-plays are going parabolic in a couple of months. $AVEX $AVAV $KTOS
Long ASTS @ $112.66 for $39,206, down $5,622 (-14%)
Long ASTS @ $112.66 for $39,206, down $5,739 (-15%)
Space regard checking in before launch.
What's the best stock on this bloody day to make a quick buck?
Anyone looking at space stocks before spacex ipo?
Anyone looking at space stocks before the SpaceX IPO?
anyone looking at space stocks before spacex ipo?
Anyone looking at space stocks before the SpaceX IPO?
Anyone looking at space stocks before the SpaceX IPO?
Anyone looking at space stocks before the SpaceX IPO?
Wall Street is bleeding on shorts, and the 2026 Space/Compute cohort is about to go parabolic.
How do you think the SpaceX IPO will affect other space stocks (RKLB, ASTS, LUNR, etc.)?
SpaceX IPO Might Make Virgin Galactic ($SPCE) The Hottest Meme Stock of Summer
Can't buy SpaceX directly yet. Here's everything that moves with it.
SPCE is flying high, but don't tell me it sucked fuel from other rockets
I sold my RKLB and ASTS and went all in SPCE!
Why im holding RKLB through SPCX listing and why you absolute degenerates buying SPCE thinking its SpaceX deserve to lose your money
Which companies am i missing from my "Space" themed investments?
Which companies am i missing from my "Space" themed investments?
How Im playing space stocks before, during, and after spaceX IPO
The $SPCE DD no one is talking about - blastoff to $50
My portfolio evolved from bear to bull
My portfolio evolved from bear to bull
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$ASTS is the most mentioned stock on WSB today and nobody's talking about what insiders are doing
The only lesson I’ve learnt during last 1.5 years is to stay invested
THE WHOLE SPACE SECTOR IS RED AND WE ARE GREEN. THE VIRGINS LIVE.
If you weren't in a position to make money in ASTS now is your chance
How much more do we expect ASTS to drop?
ASTS took a massive hit today/tonight between the SpaceX IPO noise and the Blue Origin explosion. If you missed the boat earlier, this is it
The Origin of Feeling Blue, what other companies are screwed over by Blue Origin other than $ASTS, $AMZN and ULA?
ASTS 🚀. Took my profits. Immediately pumped more today.
"I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed." — Michael Jordan
This Drone Company Could Literally Crush Its Competitors Over 700% Revenue Growth + Government Contracts I’ve Loaded The Boat. My projection for whwere this coampny is going is Insane
A Phoenix rises from the ashes, immediately faceplants into the ground; Port recovery from 55k to 145k via LUNR & ASTS shares on margin
1300 --> 10,000. Space Waffles everyday. $ASTS
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DRAM GOOGLE RDDT NBIS ASTS WDC GEV all leaps. The plan now is just to close the port and come back when the sell off is done. I do want to start building a position in SMRs soon. That future is starting to materialize within 1-2 years
INTC and ASTS calls, MSTR puts
If you aint buying ASTS here you aint black
ASTS will fly soon. Beautiful chart
One day, in the not too distant future, ASTS will drop 40-50% in one single session. IYKYK. Mark this comment.
**BanBet Lost** — /u/RacingGreen94 (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **ASTS** ▲ | $86.03 → $130.00 | +51.1% | 3w | Lost |
One more day $ASTS https://preview.redd.it/9sxscszpl0ch1.png?width=668&format=png&auto=webp&s=5a3617ee20a5de8d6f40cc2fede27550a35b90df
I love u ASTS, but my heart can't take these swings!
You mean space? ASTS, RKLB, SPCE, etc……
NBIS is too cheap, CIFR is too cheap, ASTS is too cheap
Every time I think I'm buying the dip on ASTS, it reminds me that I don't even know what that word means.
ASTS will recover, SPCX will NOT..🥳🥳
Just wish it didn't take ASTS with it 😭
Just SPCX? No RKLB or ASTS?
Still got 30k. Put it into ASTS close the app and dont look for 2-3 years. You'll get it back. OR gamble it all away in 0dte.
Question: What is the next ASTS, RKLB, or LUNR (single digit stocks that have the potential to run to 80-100ps)
Yea, T-mobile will be joining the fold too. Especially now that Chris Sambar was just appointed as head of enterprise. We all know how he felt about ASTS and Abel. “One of the great inventors of our time.” Also, the spectral efficiency they just released is significantly better than even spacemobile investors were hoping for with almost 10 BPS/hz. This is significantly better than anything Starlink has been able to showcase, it’s not even comparable. One is a text service, one is broadband, voice, text.
Split the rest between WDC, NBIS, GOOG, DRAM, ASTS leaps and check back in 6 months.
T-Mobile hired Chris Sambar from AT&T. Has said in the past that the ASTS ceo is “one of the great inventors of our time.” He’s a big ASTS advocate. Only speculation that ASTS and T-Mobile have a deal, but it’s looking likely
ASTS is going to be doing business with T Mobile. The great thing about cult stocks is you get autistic level dd that is actually quicker than the hedgies
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 1W - 0L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **ASTS** | $84.70 (above) | $74.34 | +13.9% | Jul 21, 9:15 PM |
Whole space basket moved in tandem on this. It's continued semiconductor sell-off, which means risk off which means high beta basket (like the space basket including SpaceX) gets sold off. Algorithms are in control of SPCX already. Compare its relative price action and volume to RKLB and ASTS today.
It's crazy how I bought the ASTS dip at the right time and sold at 90 but somehow after this brilliant move I decided to buy the SNDK dip at 1930
Why are so few people talking about SK Hynix IPO? People couldn't shut up about SPCX and we saw ASTS and RKLB tank. Feels like same thing is happening to MU and SNDK.
RKLB and ASTS you fucking fucks giving up last weeks gains completely
Genuinely wtf is going on with ASTS the fundamentals are improving like crazy yet the stock is inversing it
Any other ASTS bag holders who only knows the name ass tits and not even their real name 🤌
Man ASTS so trash today. Even RKLB is trying to rise
My NBIS, RKLB and ASTS are down 30% from their highs. What stocks are you holding that are doing ok?
Mannnn I Just went in all in margin last week $190k into ASTS. I went down about $15k then sold before it dropped more. It hurts 😭
That’s why in my original comment I’m hesitant on it. The picture is just not as clear as ASTS, which might even be undervalued due to the government side of the business growing significantly. I agree with you about your numbers, but I feel that their track record and exceptional leadership deserve a markup.
Prediction for these overhyped and overpriced space stocks within 6-9 months: SPCX = $50 RKLB = $30 ASTS = $10
The reason I’m more hesitant with RKLB is the path to significant profits and revenue is a lot more unclear versus some other space stocks. Currently the fundamentals are better than ASTS, but if ASTS executes the numbers are quite clear. Diff sector ig tho
trying to catch a knife on RLKB and ASTS and it's not catching
Forget that bs, I want my telecommunications satellite company to do well! C'mon ASTS 😭
ASTS red pre thank god maybe my calls have a chance iykyk
ASTS? Have you tried holding SOXL?
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People screaming and crying like "oh no i bought MU at the top i feel very bad" Have you ever tried holding ASTS? Every 1 day feels like 1 year when you become a spacemob
Tempus or ASTS this week?
Full port into ASTS 1DTE 300 calls 🫡
ASTS to 100 by Friday would be cool
Turns out ASTS was a memory company all along 🌝
Cramer said buy ASTS and gave the kiss of death to my beloved stock.
ASTS going to blow your account when it gets back to $40 😂
Ever felt like the stud in the room, then a bigger, better-looking dude comes in and steals your spotlight? That's probably how ASTS and RKLB feel now LMAO
ASTS , but wait for a pump
Yeah, I held onto some ASTS lottos I should’ve rolled…
Thank you GOOGL... looks at my ASTS bags <Insert Pedro Pascal laughing then crying GIF>
I need a Time Machine, so I can go back a month ago and slap the shit out of myself for buying RKLB & ASTS at those prices
ASTS getting the death touch from Kramer. Fuck that guy.
I don't know who you classify as "smart money" but large institutions own RKLB, LUNR, ASTS and ECHO. Using rocket lab as an example, Vanguard, Baillie Gifford, State Street, and JPMorgan Chase own 93,056,539 shares collectively. If they own RKLB, they definitely now own SPCX.
I just know if I press buy on ASTS, Cramer is going to start talking about it.
Same goes for you buddy with RKLB and ASTS. sure hating my bags on 500% + gains🤡
Anyone have a good play on ASTS? Looks primed for a run up
Anyone recommend ASTS contracts? Looks like it could run uo soon
Grateful to live in a time where ASTS is still a generational wealth creation opportunity
What’s up with ASTS. I been out of the loop.
hello guys can someone send these green candles from SPY to ASTS and RKLB?
I don’t even bother trying to understand RKLB and ASTS price action anymore. Just gotta hold
I'm tired of these SpaceX insiders shorting and beating up my boy ASTS :(
Kramer fucked ASTS
Bruh ASTS and RKLB red in a see of green 😔
Imagine selling an "internet service" to less than 0.5% of the population, and only for few hours a year at best, and then bragging that it's the next big thing... ASTS = Theranos 2.0
Lol I’m right there with you except ASTS instead of RKLB
The two I'm in are both down... ASTS and NFLX.
Look at the deals which have been done, seriously, look at them. None of them are giving any money NOW to ASTS. All of these are very common sorts of deals when you have a company which is promising some sort of future tech but which DOESNT PROVIDE IT NOW. Companies make these kinds of deals to get an OPTION to use this tech in the future if it works out. Seriously, I work in an area very closely related to this one. We see deals like this all the time for tech which may or may not ever actually work. It's incredibly common. Companies will invest 100M in tranches across many years based on milestones or progress etc, knowing that most likely they will never have to give that money because the tech won't work out. They do it because it gives them future optionality which they usually want for strategic reasons. In this case, companies are willing to put a bet on ASTS because it's cheap for them and if it all works out, it means they are competitive with a rival company who uses SpaceX. This isn't that complicated. The truth is, most people on Reddit haven't really looked at these deals and don't understand how this sort of investment works, neither did they look at ASTS's actual balance sheet. You can see what's currently working by looking at ASTS's current revenue, i.e. what people are paying for right now... and they have almost no revenue, because they're not selling anything which really adds value yet. Now, none of this means it won't happen, I'm just pointing out how this shit works.
Starting a position in MRLN for long term speculation. Beginning to wonder if the unappealing NFLX is simply too cheap to ignore. Will manage MU, TSLA, ASTS trades tmw/after meetings.
Why is Simply Wallstreet upgraded analyst for ASTS $170 DOWN >50%, but falling
I want to buy this ASTS/RKLB dip but fucking SPCX inclusion tmr spooks me
If ASTS 2x's today, I will quit my job
That's actually kind of tough to answer. My last big buy was in the mid-60's a couple of months ago, I bought an additional 10K shares because I felt the stock had been overtly beaten up and had a lot of positive catalysts on the horizon. It turned out I was right as it went up to about $120, but then BO, the rocket ASTS sat was on, exploded. It wasn't just the loss of one sat though it affectivly altered their entire launch trajectory by a minimum of six months and more likely 12. I sold 9K of that 10K back the next day at about $105 I think. So, I kept a small amount of my new buy, but didn't want to risk much more after such a big change. Ultimately, I'm willing to 'let it ride,' and am cautiously optimistic that ASTS will be a big success in the coming years, but not enough to invest any more large chunks at current prices/outlook. If I had never invested in the stock I would consider making it maybe 2% - 4% of my port. As for sale prices. I had $500 in my head a couple of years ago. With the other developments I'm thinking maybe $600 now, but being realistic I'd at least sell a large chunk at $500. If things turn bearish I could see me dropping my overal price target to $250 - $300 (this is based on say a 2030 timeline).
ASTS still has moderate bullish sentiment, but attention is getting lower you better monitor the sentiment and make sure while you in position it looks good. https://www.sentimentick.com/app/ticker/ASTS Good luck!
Thinking about ASTS
Surprisingly it’s a lot more nuanced than 2 seconds of braindead pondering. For anyone that’s interested, there’s a few things that separate them from SpaceX or other competitors. 1). It was built on first principles for broadband direct to cell phones. Large phased arrays to compensate for the tiny antenna on cell phones. Current iteration are 2,400 sq. Ft compared to Starlinks 6 sq ft. Antenna array. I think v2 may be around 25 sq ft? They need starship to began launching those though. 2). Spectrum, ASTS will have lowband/midband and C-band layers. Starlink may eventually attempt to service Lowband but they will need larger arrays. Lowband spectrum penetrates much better through trees/windows etc. it’s an important piece of the puzzle. 3). Spectrum and partnerships. They go hand in hand, ASTS was just awarded 1 billion USD by the Japanese government to develop their sovereign shell through a JV with Rakuten. ASTS has access to a significant amount of spectrum through its MNO partnerships that a competitor could not just go out and buy. 4). Countries all over the world have been pretty forthcoming that they do not want a foreign company having control over their countries data. ASTS is bent pipe and all traffic is routed through carrier MNO network, Starlink is regenerative and all data is routed through them. This is a non starter for most of the world, which is why ASTS was the only company to apply for J-LEO in Japan. 5). Starlink also is a direct competitor with MNO’s in home broadband and have publicly stated their intent for a standalone mobile network, even if countries were done giving Starlink their data…MNO’s won’t be fine handing over their customers to a new competitor on a silver platter. ASTS has the better, 1st principles tech, and business model for d2c, IMO.
Celsius and Elf Beauty. Jeremy Lefebvre on YouTube got me into em. I am heavy into ASTS but am building a nicely sized CELH and ELF positions. I don’t marry any stock, I get my gains and then trim and set stop losses just in case they fall back down, which they often do. I like to be out before then. ASTS I am waiting until they build the constellation and monetize it and holding that bitch for a long long time for better or for worse.
It's crazy people are saying ASTS all over this thread - they have 10 satellites in orbit. The whole D2D pitch is either (1) not going to be practical due to spectrum and regulatory hurdles OR (2) absolutely gonna get eaten by SpaceX (and maybe Amazon). They're gonna light money on fire producing Sats and paying out the nose for Launch, continue to fail to hit every date (like almost every other Space company) and enter a market that doesn't exist or has been rolled over by SpaceX. It's a greater fool play at a tenth the price they trade at today and people, let alone at its current insane valuation
ASTS subreddit is claiming fair value is $2000 a share lol
Spent the week out in GNP this week and thought it would be nice if you could get satellite service for weeks at a time just to get directions and hikes and shit. Then I was like oh yeah ASTS is gonna do exactly that. Totally see a market for this.
Starlink doesn’t exist in 160 countries with D2D broadband which the MNOs pushing for. Starlink with a dish exists but that’s not even ASTS market. Also those deals were long before USA and Musk betrayed their allies around the world which was a wake up call. There is a reason why there is a JV in USA, EU and soon Japan with ASTS. There is also a reason why T-Mobile haven’t renewed their exklusive contract with SpaceX which will run out in July (they will soon join ASTS). Is the only reason the better tech or is it something else? I think Starlink, ASTS and Amazon will all have their own cakes. The space is big for all 3. And even FCC wants that as well. But ASTS is in a good position if MNOs wants to survive and countries doesn’t want oligarchs to own them.
I'm just putting out the information that is publicly out there and also what I personally know about how these kinds of investments are done. "Strategics" investing in small companies as a bet is incredibly common (ask Claude about it). Companies like NVidia invest in fuck loads of smaller businesses even when they know most of them will go bankrupt or otherwise not exist in 10 years. They do it because it doesn't cost them much and it could be worth it for optionality or defensive reasons in the future. When you look at the amounts invested versus the size of the companies its a meaningless amount. Also, the Japanese government HAS NOT invested 1B into ASTS, you've read the deal wrong if you think that's what's happening. Here is what the deal is: It's a government subsidy to a Japanese project entity led by Rakuten, a domestic joint venture, not an equity investment in ASTS stock or balance sheet. ASTS only benefits indirectly. The joint venture will buy satellites/capacity from AST, but none of that money goes to ASTS as capital and it's also over three years. ALSO, the whole point of this deal was to reduce the dependency on Starlink. The only other tender for this government program was Starlink itself! So given the whole point of the program was to reduce the government dependency on Starlink, there was basically no option but to choose ASTS! Another side point, just because a government picked a provider which bid for a program has no relevence as to whether it ends up working. In fact, governments have an incredibly BAD track record when it comes to stuff like this. Japan is basically buying an OPTION on unproven communication sovereignty.
They don’t need to invest cash to have vested interested. Like you said, it’s a hedge against spacex and spacex has the real potential to disrupt the telecommunications markets, meaning their existing business could go away without responding properly. These MNOs have stated they will use ASTS to supplement existing terrestrial coverage. You think they will look to sign up ASTS without doing their DD?
ASTS too the moon and beyond
ASTS and RKLB Now. If only LUNR could remember the space race is on …
you guys ever heard of this little company called ASTS? 🤌🏻
For sure bro, it's going to be interesting to watch. I'm not a hater, but I do think ASTS is over-valued right now, so I wouldn't run it and buy a ton of stock. I think there are better companies to invest in which are safer at the moment. That said, if you want to gamble on ASTS, it could work out well... but it's definitely not some sure thing, that's for sure.
Look at the details of the deals and look at the actual revenue of ASTS, this is the big reveal. The "deals" are all structured as convertible notes, loans that turn into stock based on certain contingencies. None of these companies have given ASTS any money yet, look at their revenue! So Vodafone, Verizon have done these really small deals (compared to the size of Vodafone and Verizon, which are basically just defensible plays. I.e. If ASTS actually works, they will have rights to use it, but the actual amount of money at play is peanuts. Essentially these carriers are using ASTS as a defensive play against T-Mobile which has a deal with SpaceX. So T-Mobile can say, "We can serve all the US, even the random deserts and in the middle of a forest". Should ASTS pan out, it means Verizon and Vodafone etc, can say the same thing. If ASTS doesn't workout, it doesn't matter much as the agreements were only valid if the tech actually works and the amounts of money are tiny for these companies anyway. Anyway, the carriers have carefully avoided committing to buy capacity at scale before seeing it work. Which is exactly my point.
The bear case is execution and timeline as you're hinting at. ASTS has 5 sats in orbit targeting 20+ for continuous service, and they're dependent on launch partners (Blue Origin, SpaceX, ISRO) who all have their own schedules. At 2026 run-rate revenue of \~$20M and a $10 billion plus market cap, you're paying for 2029 numbers today. If they hit, the price moves in your favor. If a launch slips 12 months, the stock gets cut in half before the thesis changes.
89.60 is my average. I've had a fun ride with ASTS. First bought at 72 and sold at 98 (pre-blow-off). Then I bought back after the initial dip at 123 LOL. Averaged down since then to 89.60. I added way more aggressively after the Blue Origin disaster and ASTS re-affirming their launch guidance.