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SATL: The Tiny Space Bet That Could Follow Planet Labs
Satellogic (SATL): Merlin, FY2025 earnings, and the strategic reset behind the stock
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$SIDU Deep Dive: Edge AI Integration, Strategic Board Shifts, and the Pivot to Space-as-a-Service (SaaS)
$SIDU: The "Space Brain" Revolution 🧠 | MDA Contract Vehicle | L3Harris Buyout Signal | Massive Short Squeeze Looming 🚀
Why $SATL will be the next Space stock to 5x+ 🚀
SATL Satellogic = space company
SATL Satellogic (space company)
SATL Satellogic (space company)
SATL Satellogic (space company)
The next 100X in the long term is SATL Satellogic (space company)
Anyone else on the $SATL flight up 🚀🚀🚀🚀 seems fitting since they launch their satellites on SpaceX
Rockets that are loaded: STAB, CYRN, SATL, DRTS, SKYH, CYN, BWV, MLTX, PTPI, ALLG
SATL - Partnered with SpaceX, possible Short Squeeze?
$SATL Satellogic signs multiple launch agreement with SPACEX
$SATL: When A Layup Turns into Squeezed Nuts
Upcoming Q2 SpaceX launch of their satellites, low float SPAC play that hasn’t taken off yet, SATL - over 70% SI, but low shares showing even higher SI. CTB rising through the roof.
SATL - SPAC low float play, 1.31m float, no dilution, SpaceX launch coming up, high CTB, running out of shares to borrow, super low volume ready to pop, high DTC.
SATL - almost 98% redemptions, leaving a low float, high SI, high CTB, super low volume, barely any shares left. Be early this time on SPAC post merger plays.
Did you miss out on the 7000% call runs on plays like EVTL, ARQQ, and WEBR? Be early.
Satellogic Announces strategic partnership with Palantir.
Satellogic Announces Strategic Partnership With Palantir Technologies
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I would sprinkle a bit of SATL.. the imaging service is very valuable to defense sector
Anyone played SATL here ? A buy right now?
SATL would be the company you are really looking for.
SATL. Hold it until their Merlin launch and beyond.
You could have bought SATL did like 70% from the other day before all of this. You could have made single trades on RXT, SIDU, SATL and made more than 36%. SNDK did 14% yesterday !
Buying the space dip. Primarily SATL and SIDU
Well I thought it was on the 12th….. so I was going to say Space x. I think a lot of traders will try to hit that on Friday (19th) for the initial pop. So maybe that following Monday when they’re added…. I cashed out my gambling portfolio on Wednesday in anticipation of space x going live next Friday which turned out to be a good move….. I was going to wait until after space x has traded for a few days before jumping back in. I was going to go back into space companies though. Especially if RKLB hits $90, ASTS hits low $80’s (theyve got a space x launch this month) SATL looks good if it continues to go down next week… im not going to hop back into AI/Semi’s for a month or so….. TE also looks good
Try SATL, RDW, & PL trust in time
Dumpster diving some space names like SATL
My SATL, IBRX, and QUCY swing last week / yesterday set up well. Buying IBRX heavily on this dip as well as OTLK.
SATL is easily one of the bounciest space stocks on my list. It'll drop $1 then climb it back in 4 hours. It's nowhere near done running imo. Looking for a strong space day next week for $10 - $11+
In QUCY and IBRX, why SATL? How much more could it realistically run?
QUCY, SATL, and IBRX are my swing plays I'm setting up for next week
I made +100% on a random SATL call posted in the daily.
Space stocks so hot right now What are your favorites? Mine are HOTH, SATL and ARBE... and SPCE, but only because I made decent money off it 5 years ago lol 
i feel you bro. I had lots of $2 leaps that I sold when it was around $5 too. luckily stil lhave plenty of boomer shares that are taking my IRA's to new highs but I don't know if I should sell or not. the fact taht WSB completely missed it makes me think there might be way more room to run. plus SATL will probably be part of any future war machine
did WSB completely miss the boat on SATL?
Man wtf SATL showing up to me as 19$ on robinhood. 🤣
Kinda misleading bc ASTS dumped multiple times before then over legitimately bad news, missed ERs, and zero execution for the entire year so far. It cratered to the 60s earlier this month lol. Meanwhile other small-mid space stocks LUNR, RKLB, PL, FLY, SATL, BKSY have gone up significantly more ytd and consistently grown each quarter
Better options like DXYZ, SATL, MAXQ, RDW
I ain't reading all that ##$SATL next
$BE - $HYDR ETF $MU - $DRAM $SATL - my $ARKX spec $BTQ - instead of QRL coin.
Sold my SIDU, SATL, and SPCE and re-entered IBRX at 7.22
Anyone else buy SPCE, SIDU, SATL, UAVS with me this week? What a great day
RLMD and SATL have carried my portfolio
Time to buy more SIDU, SPCE, SATL, UAVS
Yeah, that’s my worry with $SATL and $BKSY. They’ve had good runs but may crater to shit
I bought FLYX last week and it came back good today. That and SATL helped pull me out of the bloodbath.
Good call on SATL, bought under $9 and it's printing rn
MY calls? You must be confusing me with someone else. 😆 SPCE, SATL, and UAVS are all crazy bouncy. Lately I buy them midday whenever they go red and wait a few days for the inevitable spike. UAVS bounces between here and $1.15 frequently. SPCE between $2.55 - $3+. SATL just goes nuts whenever it wants, in both directions, but keeps pushing new highs. They all seem like "safe" swings this week. AUUD scares me and I know nothing about it, so I'm not holding it again.
I did get in on SATL during premarket. I’ll check out the others too! Thanks!
Loading up on UAVS, SPCE, and SATL for my swing plays this week. Still scalping some AUUD but I'm not holding after Friday's strange price action
Check out SATL, HYLN, SHLS and WEST
RDW is personally my top favorite for the smaller cap stocks(compared to larger caps like ASTS) for potential growth from Space X hype I also grabbed up some call options for SATL because I feel like that one will really benefit due to the chart showing its been oversold over these past few months. I like VOYG also for alot of potential decent moonshooting growth from the Space X IPO
I'm there. Hoping to see some more squeeze action soon. SATL mcap is now just 10% that of PL (which I also hold).
SATL continues to climb…again. Anyone buying in yet or am I talking to an empty room?
I wish i would not sell intel back in september becuase of hater who said sell there is no fundamental bla bla, and navitas no revenue and losing money bla bla and SATL because of dilution bla bla, so i hate bears and I trust only myself anymore because if i was only following myself i would be multi millioner now i mean like 10s millions 😭😭😭😭
lol thank you for following the 4 sentence or less guideline. I just want reason to not sell this satellite company so I have to buy another one. I mean shit SATL already has the govcon contracts announced they claim they are getting
My whole port is ripping today $SATL $IDR $UUUU $BKSY $AZZ $ASTS $CDE $NNE $DBA
SATL continues to skyrocket. Ive been mentioning it for weeks. Will people continue to ignore the next ASTS? Probably. Bring on the downvotes.
SATL. But you won’t buy, so what’s the point?
because of idiot like you many people did not buy ASST, SATL, intel, IXHL before they run up big. So i know haters like you always makes negative comment
you said like that also when SATL was $1.5 when intel was $24 when IXHL was 0.20 before it ran to 1.73
Satellogic, Inc. ( SATL ) Will go Brrr.
Check out $SATL, $ASTI, $MNTS and $SIDU for lower cost but super high risk space picks.
$SATL. Small cap penny stock with deep connections to the Trump administration. Stock went up 100% last month and 300% since all time low in December, beating even the most bullish analysts. Positioned to have a stupidly good q1 earnings on may 12, beating 2025 revenue in a single Q, although that might already be priced in it could still see a large upside in 2026. Seems war is good for selling imaging sats, who would've guessed.
Damn… your post was a real Step-in-Time lol ;) This is the answer. $MNTS and $SIDU are the red headed stepchildren of the space industry. Like $SATL, $BKSY, $LUNR, and of course $ASTS before them…they will have their moment!
Interested to hear everyone’s thoughts on a few stocks I found this morning. Have only had a glance at them, haven’t done full DD yet. • $SATL • $LWLG • $NNVC • $SCIA I’m a long term holder of these, you have most likely heard of them already • ENSI (UK), recently listed on NASDAQ $ENSIF • $HOVR • $HUMA • $ACIU
Just scroll through and find some random ticker that gets downvoted. But if you really want somewhere to start...SATL, YSS, LUNR
I use ChatGPT as a screener. For example, I'll ask it to generate a list of publicly traded companies under $1B market cap within the specific industries I want to invest in with a brief description. Which for me is usually tech or consumer products; those are the areas that I feel the most confident identifying successful prospects. If the initial description sounds like something that has a lot of potential, then all of the research I described previously begins. I'll also occasionally look through Reddit for leads. Sometimes it's something I see in my day to day life. Watching the documentary 'Wild Wild Space' got me interested in investing in satellite imagery; looking for an earlier stage alternative to Planet Labs lead me to SATL. I saw how quickly the drone industry is expanding and wanted to find an investment in either drone manufacturing or a product utilized by drones. That brought me to PRZO. I also wanted to invest in biotech. The products that looked the most promising to me ended up being made by HYPR, MDAI and AIMD. After seeing how quickly the robotaxi industry was expanding, I decided I wanted to invest in autonomous vehicles. That eventually lead me to AUR. Basically, I'm constantly keeping an eye out for emerging markets and then try to find companies within them that have a product I believe in.
SATL tryna give a last push
$12m dollar deal with a sovereign defense, contracts with the US Navy, on the cusp of profitability and is a vertically integrated satellite creation company… You guys want the next ASTS? Check out SATL. Up 13% again today. Edit: yup, \[I was down voted for my ASTS posts too\](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/s/uyRxwMfxCc). You people never learn lmao.
$12m dollar deal with a sovereign defense, contracts with the US Navy, on the cusp of profitability and is a vertically integrated satellite creation company… You guys want the next ASTS? Check out SATL. Up 13% again today.
I'm back in the SATL again.
SATL news [https://newsfilter.io/articles/satellogic-signs-12-million-agreement-to-deliver-in-orbit-newsat-satellite-to-sovereign-defense-cust-23b5f140351e216d573f4f7292f79518](https://newsfilter.io/articles/satellogic-signs-12-million-agreement-to-deliver-in-orbit-newsat-satellite-to-sovereign-defense-cust-23b5f140351e216d573f4f7292f79518)
You got any opinions on these: ENSI, KRAKEN, SATL, MDA, HGRAF ( i got many more bets if you wanna dicuss).
Coming from someone who bought SATL at $1.90, BZAI at $1.05, HIMS at $15, FSLY at $9. Wanted to also buy MXL for a while but regret not jumping in at $18. DYOR
VM, thoughts on fullporting SATL?
SATL looking tasty in the 5’s
OPTX RCAT LWLG NVTS VICR want some Space stocks you’ve never heard of because you think you’re cool? I also can name off stocks you’ve never heard of. SATL SIDU ASTI XTIA RXT
VM, what do you think of SATL leaps? what’s your PT for year end?
VM - analyze SATL. Calls or puts?
Buying more LHX, GEV, GE, GD, MDA tomorrow. Then will start DCAing into SATL.
Damn, $SIDU and $MNTS… can’t ever seem to get enough dilution. ;) Reminds me of $KITT too. Hope you got in $SATL.
Know what would be cool? Being rich enough to own your own satellite or buy imagery. There is a company SATL Satellogic? They have been a top small cap but never knew what they did. I was googling satellite imagery and they came up. Apparently you can buy a satellite for your own imagery in the further. Not sure how much it costs but how cool would that be lol. Than you post photos of the strait on WSB
where is RKLB in all this? Wanna understand - satellite components companies, satellite makers, sending them off to orbits, and finally providing communication & intelligence services (where spectrum rights holders like IRDM come in). Does SpaceX does all of it or only a part? Little known player SATL is already doing much of these things too.
I'd like to clearly understand (and Claude didn't help) - the winners and losers of SpaceX's perceived market success. Obviously, Ecostar, Iridium, ST Microelectronics, Sidoos etc. are rising. And, ASTS, and somehow SATL are falling last week. Or may be, it's incorrect to look at last 2 weeks because a lot of perceptions, narratives and assumptions have changed. Still, a clear list of who'll be winner/ loser will be excellent.
there is a penny stock space ticker that has been seeing a lot of volume since last Monday. Z space technology. Literally know nothing about them other than saw them on one of my scanners. ZSPC These other space stocks have been hot SATL SIDU RXT XTIA ASTI
SATL FFAI maybe RMSG
Not quite under the radar. IRDM, SATL may qualify as lesser known, under the radar
I view Satellogic as the Citizen watch of satellite imagery; they produce a high quality product at a relatively affordable price. It's not the absolute highest resolution; Maxar and Airbus are like Rolex in this metaphor. But there is a large market to capture that needs good quality (not the best) at lower cost. I believe over the next couple of years SATL will continue gaining government and private sector contracts, achieve profitability and see a significant increase in share price. They are also continuing to innovate and improve their product, which I believe will allow them to remain competitive. The recent surge in share price is not driven by the war in Iran. It was a combination of additional revenue, new product development, new analyst coverage and the CFO making a significant share purchase. No one can tell you if now is a good time to buy. The share price could easily pull back 50% over a few weeks. It may never fall below this price again. But if you are willing to hold it for multiple years and ignore price fluctuations, I believe it will be valued significantly higher than its current price.
What are your thoughts on SATL and where do you see them in a couple of years? They’ve been on my watchlist since last year but thinking I’ve missed the boat now. If/when the war ends I’m assuming it’ll drop off a cliff?
SATL and SIDU And other space stocks will spike with Artemis landing
I sold a lot of stock after this weeks rally and I’ll continue selling. Global tensions, supply chain issues and the fact that we haven’t seen true inflation numbers yet has me very skeptical of this rally. If we keep dropping then I’ll begin buying up beaten down tech and healthcare stocks. Also have my eye on SATL for a fun moonshot.
Hope you bought SATL
I hope at least one person bought into SATL back when I kept mentioning it.
Most of my portfolio is in speculative growth stocks. I look for small to mid cap companies that are in early commercialization. Meaning that they are not yet profitable, but are past the R&D phase; they have a working product/service that just needs to establish it's place in the market. It starts with me identifying an up and coming market. For example, I wanted to invest in space logistics and wanted to find an upcoming competitor to SpaceX. That led me to RKLB. Another example was wanting to invest in satellite imagery. I was late to the game with Planet Labs (PL), and started looking for a viable competitor. That led me to Satellogic Inc (SATL). For reference, RKLB is 22% of my portfolio ($31.87 AVG) and SATL is 12% ($2.96 AVG) I look at the leadership with most of my focus on the CEO. Ideally I want an investment where the CEO has demonstrated excellent leadership, a background in the industry and no major red flags from past operations. I also look at employee reviews on Glassdoor. Which for small companies is not always useful, but I try to gain insight on reoccurring problems with the product or leadership. Ideally, what I'm hoping to find are overall content employees that are only complaining about long hours / startup culture. I look at the entry price. A big part of my strategy is finding asymmetric investments; ones where most of the dilution is already priced in and a major runup has not yet occurred. If a stock has risen 50% in a week and I really like the company I will watch and wait for a better price. If the price never declines, I find another investment. Most of my DD is in the product, the narrative and the people. I don't apply traditional valuation metrics to the balance sheet because to be frank, the financials of speculative growth companies look terrible from a traditional perspective. I do look at cash burn and capital available; if I suspect dilution is imminent I will wait to invest. Share dilution in small growth stocks is inevitable but ideally I'd like to enter at a point where the price floor rises before pulling back due to dilution. For position sizing, depending on the size of the company, how well established they are, my confidence in the leadership/employees, the potential size of their respective market, etc. I'll allocate 1-10% of my portfolio. For example, a micro cap I would only be comfortable starting with 1-2% and scaling up as milestones are achieved. Versus a value investment in a large cap company (I previously made value investments in ASML and ALB) I will allocate 10%. All this being said, my investment style is very high risk. I don't recommend it for most investors; I put a lot of time into this and treat it as a second job. I also haven't fully proven my thesis yet. I started actively managing my portfolio in Nov 2024 and am currently at an all time gain of 35%. Due to the volatile nature of growth stocks, that performance figure could change radically in either direction in a short period of time. As far as educational material goes, Peter Lynch is who I started with and is still my favorite guru for retail growth investing. My strategy leans more toward speculative than his, but most of what he teaches I align with (invest in what you know, ignore short term volatility, let winners grow, etc.) His book 'One Up On Wall Street' is a great place to start.
Selling my oil stocks for more SATL