PL

ShahedDrone

full ported into PL and LUNR

ApathysLastKiss_

Looking for $25 for PL

free_z_e

Down 8k on PL calls. do I sell and buy ORCL calls??

opiewann

Buying PL…

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Independent_Fondant6

If you bought PL today you would double your money by halloween

Dizzy-Green-3188

I just need PL at 55 in a month and we gucci

free_z_e

ChatGPT gave PL a 35% chance to touch $40 by Friday…

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Radiant_Yesterday_51

Damn lucky I sold my PL calls for profit as soon as market opened smh

Whoopziedaisy

PL taking the elevator back down If you liked PL @ $44, you’re gonna love it at $20

Jacobpapi

PL and CIEN, what do you think?

Game3k

Buy RKLB ASTS PL - all will get pumped

Beneficial-Ad-7771

Even if they have equity issuance, issuance to fulfill demand due to supply constraint is a different view than equity issuance without a clear goal in mind. I look at AAOI as an example with their equity issuance vs PL recently. AAOI equity issuance was bought up because AAOI was clear on what they needed the funds for which was to grow capacity to fulfill demand they can’t serve. PL 1.5b ATM issuance doesn’t have a clear goal which is why it got punished recently. TE was clear this is to fulfill G2 buildout. G2 isn’t derisked yet but I don’t doubt the team can deliver a great issuance. I’m leaning towards senior note with capped call conversion to limit dilution. Who knows but I trust the terms aren’t gonna be terrible. With Trina, this is why KORE comes into play. KORE is going to bid on projects and TE will be able to capture more upstream value. And capital is needed to scale because physical business need capex to scale to hit an inflection point. But looking at the demand and how they’re booked out it’s a good bet in my view. Section 232 is going to have a ruling either way and if no tarrifs are passed the base case doesn’t change. But I’m certain we will see something because the administrations been vocal about energy and power. These are fair questions and honestly most of them are why the stock is still mispriced in my opinion. The bear case is pretty clear. You have dilution risk, financing risk, execution risk on G2/cells, customer concentration, and policy uncertainty.Nobody should ignore those. But the market is also ignoring what happens if they execute. You’re looking at domestic solar manufacturing capacity in a constrained market, rising AI/datacenter power demand, potential tariff tailwinds, vertically integrated expansion, and massive operating leverage if utilization ramps. Most multibaggers look messy before they rerate. If this story was already fully derisked, institutions wouldn’t be buying it at these levels and it’d already be trading at a far higher valuation. That’s why this is a calculated high-risk/high-reward position sizing play for me, not a “safe compounder.” I totally get being cautious but at a 2.5b market cap, I see enough upside even with dilution. And I can’t imagine the dilution terms being bad because it’ll annoy all the existing institutions who’s lent credibility to TE.

Mug_of_coffee

PL is a steal right now. Nice set-up going into SPCX IPO. Just sayin'...

llasar17

this one changed alot [lost explained](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTZ88eUQrJo&list=PL5iTj9psbPrNovFOg4pJJIyxiLAv2WAKB)

shmoopdoop6969

PL pls

devonhezter

Rdw PL. tonmars !!!!!

Due-Bookkeeper-2001

Id rather own the actual sector of space as a part of my portfolio SpaceX I don’t have enough knowledge to know if its a play now or next week or even next month With something like ORBX here in Canada owning a % of SpaceX, RKLB, PL etc. I prefer to not bet the farm on just Elon

Dizzy-Green-3188

Will Planet needs to stop diluting PL

sadponygorillaglue

calls on PL tbh

Plenty_Homework17

wake up PL

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disishowedoit

I could have bought anything else but I bought PL 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

potsmokinsocialist

My cost basis $6. Please educate yourself before commenting or else scroll past. PL is a solid one and I was passing along an insight.

Ghostehz

Anyone buying PL? Kinda feels like free money

potsmokinsocialist

PL has an attractive price entry at the moment. 50%+ upside on this space stock once the overreaction ends 🛰️

tika_dengu

PL dumped 25% on Friday and drilling again today. That’s not choppy, it’s ded.

Ghostehz

PL absolutely ruthless price action today wow

No_Thought4106

Went from 1600 to 5700 back to 2k got 800$ free gonna do a long call on PL cuz why not

trust_it_bb

PL - bought back RKLB - bought back MRVL - doubled position IBM/HPE - ready to buy more leaps NVDA - ready to add 1dte Bull thesis is back, moonshot is on track.

corundum9

PL

casual_lebowski

Yeah, maybe. I am pressing my margin. And I have money to spare. Bought several thousand of RKLB at $10 and PL at $3.

Logical-Clerk-1571

Both, but PL had a good pullback so price would be more attractive

Mammoth_Bank_7886

Thought about buying PL calls at a discount but that 27% premium is regarded. It's gonna be sluggish no matter what.

Shredded__

This week is going to be a shitshow. But probably some good buying opportunities to watch for. Some money-making opportunities in SpaceX adjacent socks. Their suppliers, components, partners, other smaller space sector stuff like LUNR, ASTS, PL, RDW, FLTCF, FLY, VOYG

NerdSlamPo

I think PL might be the play honestly. the double discount plus Trump going for space defence plus solid fundamentals has won me over. waiting until 11:30 settling and then pulling the trigger

NerdSlamPo

regard question: if the market opened now, is PL or MRVL the clear pickup? Friend says its PL for the bounce. I disagree. What's the right take?

Logical-Clerk-1571

Calls on PL

dakdude

My PL $40 and $50 calls I was planning to sell post-ER got smoked Thurs/Fri. Still holding onto hopium they recover in next few weeks but the ATM offering might make it tough

SomePolack

Maybe, Ive got a lot of cash for a dip but only picked up some PL and QQQI Going to wait and see tomorrow 

Kind-Mind-8933

Ye same with my PL 65 call, bought it last week when PL was around 50 xd

Wallstreetboycott

And here I was worried about my PL 36-42 calls expiring Jun 12-18th 😑 Thanks for making me feel better!

babyd42

I considered for a second just selling all my positions Tuesday, I was up big. Then I said, nah, AVGO and PL will kill earnings! Double down!

ihatestocks

Red or green Monday? I got PL around 32.5$ yesterday. Kinda nervous

m3L0veSt0nk5

I'm gonna need to see a plot of fap vs no fap trades PL.

zxc123zxc123

Unlikely that Alphabet sells. Even the initial investment wasn't solely in SpaceX. Alphabet (along with facebook) has had a long history of investing in internet infrastructure because that eventually boosts the maximum number of potential users, data mining opportunities, and amount of potential monetizable attention. Alphabet also invested in other orbital/satellite internet companies (ASTS/PL), invested in GoogleFi (in house wireless internet/mobile service), and Google Fiber (spun out to Astound broadband). Facebook meanwhile has been trying to push both cheaper phones as well as internet via seacables, air balloons, fiber wires, satelite internet, etcetcetc into Africa to open the market. But sure. Folks can feel free to believe their base intuitions if they feel it works well for them: Billionaires collude! Google evil! Building Gemini and making sure chatGPT doesn't turn them into YAHOO? NAH! Alphabet pumping and dumping just to scam me! Gotta hid cash/gold under my bed with my bitcoins wallet!

Logical-Clerk-1571

if spacex goes up, whole space sector will also go up yes i am using hopium because bought PL at 44

WallStreetBetsCALLSS

!banbet PL 33 1w

PositiveGambler

Smart money will be loading up on the discounted space stocks (ASTS, RKLB, PL) and watching them rip on Friday as they ride SPCX’s coattails

cock_pussy

My PL graph is indeed an EKG graph

Top_Cranberry_3254

Damn, I bit on the AH dip at the end there. So now it'll probably drop another 2-3%. I have a feeling it could drop until the SPCX IPO, about 4% more. Got some shorts to hedge but got some DRAM, RKLB, NVDA, TSLA, META, AVGO dip, RR, and PL dip.

Successful-End7689

PL just giving up all its gains for the past month and half

disishowedoit

I’m Holding PL. it’s going back up. I hope. Please. I bought on margin 🙄🔫

JoeyFreshagua

Damn PL got extra capped and the big boys probably used PL satellite images to know new strikes were coming.

sheriff_sativa

PL I'd imagine

Ilovebadjokes

I picked a great time to buy PL calls yesterday into earnings. I knew it was risky but man, i got DECIMATED

terraformingforsogen

Can’t believe I was worried about getting assigned on PL and LUNR calls last week

Top-Possibility7071

Dropped 5%. Was it dumb to sell off some stable and boring stocks that were in the green and use that money to buy more shares of the stocks that got crushed today, like PL?

AdjustDeezNutz

Lol my PL calls never had a fucking chance.

Mammoth_Bank_7886

Damn, if PL keeps crashing, I'll be tempted to buy 18-month leaps.

Mammoth_Bank_7886

Salute to the guy who PL yesterday. Hope you cut your losses on time.

Aware-Travel6743

Closed my soxs and sndq at mid day thinking wont further drop and directed capital already at current long positions in rockets and networking and chips. Dip kept dipping and got ass handed. Port down 16%. Monday if it dips again, i will be begging. PL, RKLB, CIEN, HUT, NASA, CBRS, RDW, OKLO all 2x tickers :)

AdidasGuy2

Down $35K or 5.7% of my portfolio. Bought Avgo, Rddt, Now, RDW and PL.

sheriff_sativa

If it's PL you're referring to I hear you. Rough day.

Jacobpapi

PL and VRT slightly oversold, your welcome

Ce3De3

I bought PL pre earnings unfortunately. Tried to average down with this dip but still stuck with a $40 average. But historically these sell offs over share offerings always seem to be a short term blip

VeganTurkishBaklava

I’m all in Planet Labs (PL) am I cooked?

ceejwhich

Jesus PL … what the fuck!

chainerection

Whelp, there goes my sndk and MU gain Fuck PL and MU i guess

Whoopziedaisy

PL earnings were real good Story hasn’t changed, they diluted at the near top to raise some cash

pooterssssssssss

PL going out of business? Down 25% my god... and it had a LEGENDARY run.

Wide-Contribution-29

I was an idiot and bought more NASA etf calls yesterday since it was holding up well when semis were dropping  PL is their third largest holding. Of course they’re all getting slaughtered today 

free_z_e

PL is dead huh?

pooterssssssssss

They FINALLY rug-pulled PL. Down 24% LOL? It was the ONE stock somehow seemingly avoiding ALL the dumps for the past 5 months... all wiped out

IvoryTowerResident

i thought PL earnigns looked good

groot95

I’m in the space sector and bitcoin so half my losses are BTC and half are ASTS/RKLB/PL

corundum9

Opening a position in oversold volatile stocks: PL, UUUU Also eying ANET, POET, and IREN if they keep dipping.

callsonreddit

PL leaps? lol

Diamond-Key197

The fact that PL and LUNR announced dilution almost at the same time, a week before SpaceX ipo is just tragedy at this point.... Lame ass nerds can't even cook books properly

Metacog_Drivel

Bought more PL like a good regard.

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Significant_Speed854

Some I own (\*cough\* PL \*cough\*) 20%+

ChreeKnowsBest

I got stopped out of PL yesterday at $43 and was disappointed. Just opened it up and it’s down to $33??? WTF happened ???

corundum9

someone talk me out of dropping a bag on PL

silverfutes

Been holding $PL since Dec, half my profits got wiped out in 3 days. 😭

babyd42

Managed to get double teamed by AVGO and PL earnings this week. I'm poor now

Diamond-Key197

hopefully, but i dont think spacex can "fix" the damage caused by LUNR and PL dillution and offerings

pooterssssssssss

PL down 21%... good god?

Stealthless

I thought PL was Planet Labubu, not Planet Labs?

Aware-Travel6743

avgo, cien, PL, rkb, cbrs, rdw all 2x diddled me for past two days. soxs and sndq helped with port not completely getting poof. PL, CIEN drop feels overdone.

pooterssssssssss

They just destroyed PL in one day

Diamond-Key197

I wish I sold PL 2 days ago.... I'm tired of these space stocks and satellite stocks at this point. Whenever they get going, they instantly announce dilution and never seem to turn profitable.

Independent_Fondant6

PL please my mom is kinda homeless

silverfutes

Planet Labs: Record quarterly revenue! $PL: -20%

Kind-Mind-8933

PL team might be regarded for diluting it right after this earnings, at least let the stock run up before you do that shit 😂

Ultravious

So much for that PL call I had going into earnings report (Applies clown makeup to face)

gervs99

So I guess PL isn’t gonna pump…