PL

Andymilez

PL will report earnings after the bell on Thur. PL should run up into earning and I expect them to completely destroy earnings

AdmiralDonutz

Made the mistake of reentering SPCE at 7.5 after taking $300 profit. Now it’s reentering the atmosphere. Sold with a $30 loss and putting all profits on PL earnings. Never had a good experience reentering p and ds.

Negative_Salt_4599

I got lucky on NBIS and PL. not generational wealth though but at least a stepping stone.

Scotch021

Just rotated out of SPCE and hard into RKLB/ASTS/PL/LUNR. Hope I don’t get screwed.

Turbulent_Finish9860

Go up a lil PL so I can buy a cheap put

Emergency_Ad_9324

I sold in 2025 < $7. I missed many runs including my PL with covered calls. Oye.

night_shredder

SPCE losing steam. Money flowing back to ASTS,RKLB,LUNR,PL,RDW tomorrow.

Turbulent_Finish9860

As long as I am alive PL will still have haters

TapFinancial1482

SPCE - > RKLb -> PL pre earnings pipeline

Metacog_Drivel

Every PL dip is a a gift from the market GAWDS, dawgs.

tika_dengu

RKLB, PL, ASTS and other space stocks are drilling for Oil

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Turbulent_Finish9860

You bet I’m holding my $45p for PL. fuck you space. (I loved project Hail Mary)

Ghostehz

Anyone buying the PL discount?

Ltheman00

Generational PL and RKLB buying opportunity

Andymilez

Very unlikely. ASTS, LUNR, PL and RKLB's fundamentals are still solid

Andymilez

# Space X IPO is June 12, which will lift the rest of the space sector. Buying ASTS, LUNR, PL and RKLB today will look so smart in a few days.

callsonreddit

Here is my Space watchlist if you wanna get in. It may or may not go green today * ASTS * IRDM * LUNR * PL * RDW * RKLB * VSAT

Ltheman00

PL going to have an amazing week. 60's here we come

Maximum-Side-9391

PL is good

CalebVanPoneisen

SATS PL RDW VOYG and MAL. There's a whole bunch.

iAnkou

apart from 99% of the comments saying SPCE my pick is PL

Calm_Company_1914

Planet Labs (PL). Been in since $6

ulixes1991

PL

Lord_neptune_enginee

My highest conviction small caps right now: $PL, $DDD, and $OPEN 🚀 Planet Labs (PL): Earnings on June 4th could be a major catalyst. If management continues to execute on government contracts, AI/geospatial demand, and profitability improvements, this could be one of the biggest breakout stories in the market. I predict $65 after the next earnings report. 3D Systems (DDD) R/dddinvestors: The turnaround is gaining traction. Aerospace & Defense, Dental, and Healthcare are all showing growth, while management continues cutting costs and improving margins. The company is targeting stronger bottom-line performance and has been moving steadily toward profitability. I predict $10 by the end of 2026. Open Door (OPEN): The new Kaz Nejatian brings a proven track record from Shopify, where he helped scale products and operations at one of the world's leading commerce platforms. With AI-driven execution, founder involvement returning, and a renewed focus on efficiency, I think the market is still underestimating the turnaround potential. I predict $25 by the end of 2026. r/DDDinvestors r/Opendoor r/PlanetLabs who else is loading these? 👀

allenk24

I technically did 900% on PL but I rebought and sold so it reset percentages lol

dasboot523

PL gonna be up 30% Eow you have been warned

Lord_neptune_enginee

My highest conviction small caps right now: $PL, $DDD, and $OPEN 🚀 Planet Labs (PL): Earnings on June 4th could be a major catalyst. If management continues to execute on government contracts, AI/geospatial demand, and profitability improvements, this could be one of the biggest breakout stories in the market. I predict $65 after the next earnings report. 3D Systems (DDD) R/dddinvestors: The turnaround is gaining traction. Aerospace & Defense, Dental, and Healthcare are all showing growth, while management continues cutting costs and improving margins. The company is targeting stronger bottom-line performance and has been moving steadily toward profitability. I predict $10 by the end of 2026. Open Door (OPEN): The new Kaz Nejatian brings a proven track record from Shopify, where he helped scale products and operations at one of the world's leading commerce platforms. With AI-driven execution, founder involvement returning, and a renewed focus on efficiency, I think the market is still underestimating the turnaround potential. I predict $25 by the end of 2026. r/DDDinvestors r/Opendoor r/PlanetLabs who else is loading these? 👀

DarkR124

PL calls, DOCU calls, DG calls. HPE…not sure yet. Not a bad week. Plenty of plays.

Ltheman00

No talk about Planet Labs on this thread. Great sign for this week's earnings PL

Shoganai_Hito

PL will pass ASTS in share price within the next few months.

Dizzy-Green-3188

What do we think about PL earnings this week fellas? Haven't seen much said about it

NotGoodSoftwareMaker

RKLB PL ASTS Major bull on all three but IMO PL has run its course and wont see as much explosive growth

Rav_3d

But they likely won’t be selling IBM, they’ll be selling the high fliers. IBM has only just started recovering off its lows. The other space stocks like PL, BKSY, RDW, FLY might take a hit. If the market goes parabolic into the SPCX IPO it will be a great low risk opportunity to buy puts in SMH and QQQ.

Good_Ride_2508

This is already answered in yahoo [Pras Subramanian](https://finance.yahoo.com/author/pras-subramanian) · Senior Reporter Fri, May 29, 2026 at 8:48 AM PDT 2 min read # AST SpaceMobile, Rocket Lab tumble following Blue Origin rocket explosion Space stocks were riding a SpaceX IPO-fueled rally before a catastrophic explosion of a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket hit the sector hard on Friday. Space stocks like AST SpaceMobile ([ASTS](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ASTS/)) and Rocket Lab ([RKLB](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RKLB/)) tumbled on Friday after Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded on its launch pad at Cape Canaveral late Thursday night, hitting a sector that had been riding a big rally ahead of SpaceX's ([SPAX.PVT](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPAX.PVT/)) planned IPO. AST SpaceMobile, the satellite-to-cellphone operator that has become a favorite of retail traders this year, was the hardest hit. The stock fell as much as 18% in early trading. Rocket Lab slid more than 6%, Planet Labs ([PL](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PL/)) and Intuitive Machines ([LUNR](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LUNR/)) each fell more than 5%, as did Voyager Technologies ([VOYG](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VOYG/)). The Procure Space ETF ([UFO](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/UFO/)), which tracks the broader industry, was on pace for its worst session of the year. source : h t t p s : /finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/article/ast-spacemobile-rocket-lab-tumble-following-blue-origin-rocket-explosion-154850590.html

couchst

Just curious what the wisdom is on taking profits from space stocks immediately before or after the SpaceX IPO debut is. I.e. RKLB, ASTS, PL etc. Of course, the IPP is likely to fuel the increase in these stocks in the coming days, but is the open of the IPO likely to deflate them?

Shoganai_Hito

PL calls looking juicy.

Shoganai_Hito

PL calls. Expected price swing?

Shoganai_Hito

Calls on PL… suspended they will pass ASTS soon. Trustworthy management; real revenue

Lord_neptune_enginee

3D Systems (DDD), Open Door (OPEN), and Planet Labs (PL). PL is likely to 🚀 after earnings (Thursday, June 4th), and going to $65 per share.

Lord_neptune_enginee

3D Systems (DDD), Open Door (OPEN), and Planet Labs (PL). PL is likely to 🚀 after earnings (Thursday, June 4th), and going to $65 per share.

Super-Activity-4675

There was a DD on reddit a couple months ago about people confusing SPCE with SPCX as the thesis for investing. It's a legit possibility (ex during covid ZOOM mooned 1800% because people thought it was ZM). Not to mention that all space stocks are going through a repricing so to speak which tends to get some hot air under all of them (I made some good money on FLY this week, and there's plenty of RKLB/LUNR/PL/ASTS gain porn floating around here). The stock has done nothing, but in the last week or two, it's gone from $2 to $6. Not sure if that's WSB types jumping on it or an organized pump and dump (or both at this point), but it had a high short interest too, so it's forcing margin calls and at this point a possible short squeeze. The thought is that it will run up to the SPCX IPO date on June 12. Be careful buying shares on something like this as of now. I opened a small amount of cheap calls in case the run continues.

WrapperMiss

Called it earlier a few weeks ago. Now everyone's all over this. Next week, I could see some profit taking happening, and maybe even a couple of -10% or -20% days. Everyone thinks this will gap up and just keep running next week with no dips, but nothing ever goes the way that most people expect it. I think we really begin running on June 4, the day the SpaceX roadshow begins. Why? When SpaceX gets all the media attention on CNBC, social media, etc. the entire space sector gets attention. People will want to FOMO, so what else can they buy? Well, $ASTS and $RKLB will rally (and sure, they already have, but it's not over yet), and so will $SPCE with its narrative. If you want re-assurance, try to imagine the opposite scenario. Imagine that during the week of SpaceX IPO, with all the media attention surrounding the biggest IPO in history and the space sector getting attention... try to imagine ASTS/RKLB/LUNR/PL and $SPCE just tanking and bleeding every single day until June 12. Yeah, you can't, because there are too many historical precedences of other IPOs (like OP mentioned with EVs and crypto) causing the rallies of sector-adjacent stocks. In addition, if people know that the biggest IPO in history is overvalued, they'll want to buy other space stocks that are considered more "reasonably" valued in comparison, and ASTS/RKLB and any other space stock, despite having run up so much recently, will certainly be seen as better value. However, be careful. As much as it pays to be ahead of the curve when buying, that rings doubly true for selling. Buying early means nothing if you don't sell when you're in the green. Everyone thinks they'll dump on the IPO day or even the day before, so you'll want to get out before them. Don't be that guy bagholding to the top and back like many GME holders did. I wouldn't be surprised if this tops at $10 or $12, conservatively speaking.

Technical-Music5015

I bought asts rklb and PL in may 2024 still own them all changed my life

usclovr

around New Year's Eve/New Year's Day, Wall Street Bets will post a thread with the top 10 stocks of the year to follow. Everyone comments what they think will be the biggest stock of the year and then they compile it into a list of the top 10. I also skimmed the message board for 10 more that didn't make the top list but were mentioned heavily. I invested $300-$750 in each of them. Some are doing really well like MU, NBIS, AMD, AMPX, and PL, none of which I would've known about if it wasn't for that thread. Again I didn't invest large amounts but the gains are good and that's how I found out about them. I know it's a long time from now but every New Year's they do this thread so keep an eye out for it

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No_Economist3815

LMFAO!!! PL goes from bring down 12.65% on BO news. Only to close the day down .51%

Rich-Concentrate-519

Why not XOVR and NASA? They hold significant SpaceX exposure (20% or so) along with RKLB, PL, FLY, GOOGL, APP, META, ALAB, etc., been chugging along nicely!

arbitraryBlue

Calls: PANW, AVGO, PL, DG, CRWD Puts: VSCO, M

icanfly_impilot

ETF? NASA or UFO. Companies? RKLB, ASTS, LUNR, PL, MDA For the memes? SPCE for the next couple weeks.

echevierra

PL call looks like a no brainer with space theme being hot and it beats every earning, will this time be different?

Andymilez

I like RKLB, I've made good $$ trading RKLB this year, but every time PL dips 10% it's a good idea to pick it up. I think RKLB was only down around 7%

Andymilez

Imagine not buying the PL dip this morning - It's now about to cross $50

Andymilez

My PL calls are up 25% and my ASTS calls are up 15% - Should I sell now or hold until next week. I'm a complete regard, I'll hold until next week

Andymilez

So was PL and LUNR this morning

Andymilez

Congrats to all who bought the LUNR, ASTS and or PL dip this morning

Mitochondria420

Any of the space stocks (ASTS, RKLB, PL, NASA, etc)

DoesntUnderstandJoke

ASTS, PL, LUNR, RKLB, Space - Am i over-leveraged on space stocks 🤔

Andymilez

PL might go green before the EOD. However, it will almost certainly be green on Monday. ASTS, LUNR and RKLB will join PL for a green party on Monday as well

Andymilez

PL's V is what a V should look like

Andymilez

Always buy the dip on ASTS, PL, RKLB and LUNR

Andymilez

I told you regards that buying calls this morning on ASTS, PL and LUNR was a great regarded idea

PokemonAnimar

Nope, still got both of them. Up 360% right now on them. I don't have any shares in PL, so this is my only investment in them. Cost basis will be $18 if I end up exercising in the future 

Andymilez

Fuk yeah, my PL, LUNR and ASTS calls are now positive

Andymilez

# Imagine not buying the dip in LUNR, ASTS or PL today

Ltheman00

Yes PL

Ltheman00

PL being slaughtered to no fault of its own. May be regarded but pretty much just full ported the dip

H6UEF4WU8X

Full port ASTS, RKLB, FLY, LUNR, and PL

Andymilez

I just went full regard and bought ASTS, LUNR and PL calls

DarkR124

May be a good time to get in space stuff before IPO. Eyeing PL. Down double digits.

Andymilez

PL looks tasty right now

Andymilez

I like purchasing calls whenever LUNR, ASTS, PL or RKLB goes down around 10%

Independent_Fondant6

Now is the time to get into PL

Andymilez

LUNR, ASTS and PL are all down. This is a great opportunity to pick up a some discounted shares

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callsonreddit

If you guys wanna buy the Space dip here are the tickers. If you make money just say ty * ASTS * IRDM * LUNR * PL * RDW * RKLB * VSAT

Starkfault

Buying $NASA aggressively Top holdings are SpaceX, RKLB, ASTS, PL, LUNR, RDW

mcrow5

Space and semi conductors. My PL and RKLB are printing me money, also my SMH

Capable_Wait09

ASTS RKLB NBIS PLTR PL LUNR, etc.

No_Economist3815

Why tf didn't I buy more PL when they were <$12?

DieOften

I had 3000 shares of PL at 36. 400 shares RKLB at 79. 300 LUNR at 25. Guess who sold it all for a very modest profit? The memories still haunt me, but I’m sure there will be plenty more. I mostly daytrade and I’ve been afraid to hold too long, thinking the market might dump any moment. I guess things will just go up forever now though.

HammerAndSickleBot

RKLB, LUNR, PL, ASTS are already having incredible years.

Deep_Opportunity_883

Space! PL and RKLB when everyone hated them

Ziegelmarkt

New Albany is an interesting case study. You're seeing the "Silicon Valley of the Midwest" being built - you see the scale and the cargo. Along with these data centers is the Intel foundry being built there as well. (I used to work in 3PL, I'd be super curious to see the flatbed, drop deck, RGN and conestoga lane rates going in and out of there.) To your point though, if you're new to investing then you may not be ready for the massive volatility that's also going on in this tech space. Are you the type of person that will immediately sell if you see a -10% or -15% gain on a single day? I suggest you read up on the ETF fund "VGT" which holds positions in all the major players in the "AI boom". These companies are building the stuff that's going inside those buildings.

CrowTraditional0030

PL.

HammerAndSickleBot

PL earnings next week and SpaceX IPO in June, so space news is on the horizon.

makeammends

I own all the above. Have a larger stake in PL than LUNR. ASTS has ballooned much larger than those after a couple of years holding, and RKLB has become nearly my biggest position of all stocks in the portf.

ThetaEdgeHQ

The IVP filter is doing real work but worth checking what it actually filters for. IV percentile above 50 tells you current IV is high relative to that name's own history. That gives you above average premium IF realized vol stays in line with the long term mean. The trade only works if realized lags implied systematically on your candidate set. A few structural notes on the setup. The 100 percent SL of PL goal is symmetric on dollars but asymmetric on probability. Short premium has positive expected value precisely because intraday realized vol comes in below implied roughly 60 percent of the time on liquid large caps. The problem is the 40 percent of days when realized exceeds implied. Those days take your SL at 2 to 3x the premium collected, not 1x. Two SL hits in 20 days is about the expected rate. The question is whether your win days statistically cover that asymmetric loss distribution. 40 minutes post open is doing two things. Avoiding the opening auction noise, fine. But you are also missing the richest part of the morning IV decay. The window from minute 5 to minute 30 is where IV crushes hardest on most names. If your goal is short premium, that window has the most edge. Waiting 40 minutes is buying signal stability at the cost of premium. The check worth running on your sample. Pull implied vs realized day of trade across the 20 days. If realized lagged implied 60 to 70 percent of the time on the names you selected, the edge is real and the strategy generalizes. If it is closer to 50, the 6 to 10 win days are randomness and slippage plus charges will eat the edge over a larger sample. EveryPen260 is right that backtest matters here. Forward testing 20 days does not separate signal from noise on a strangle strategy with 2x asymmetric SL exposure.

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paragonx29

Which one of the mid-tier Space stocks do people prefer, Planet Labs (PL) or Intuitive Machines (LUNR)? I have a small position in both, but I plan to start DCA'ing into one of them. Just gonna let RKLB and ASTS run at this point.

mv3an

Calls PL

bunko8

Good to know others are in the same situation. I’ve got well over 90% in PL. Building the position since they went public in late 2021.

Total_Schedule591

ONDS, RDW, & PL dilution incoming 🦖

HammerAndSickleBot

Buying more PL and LUNR and waiting for the SpaceX IPO to make everything moon.

GaetanoG369

PL destroys the environment. Def evil

AfroWhiteboi

PL calls dated for July. The lower the strike the better. Dump at SpaceX IPO.

Fantastic-Sky6111

PL. Bought in at $5 and is now hitting $40.

Sad-Literature-5341

PL management is better. I lost thousands on bksy when they reverse split

Any-Relation8935

Based space enjoyer right here. I’m heavy RKLB and PL too and ngl space is one of the few sectors that still feels early as hell. As long as you’re taking profits on those 20 percent rug pulls and recycling into LEAPS, you’re playing it way smarter than most of WSB 😂