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@BillSimmons Y’all say cocaine bit you underestimate how happy people were in the 80s man. Like just having fun.

@FREESPEECH1017 @SayNoToTrading And I think this has been a far more productive convo than trying to explain low or midband and their purposes. Adios, lil bro.

@DYTRDR1 @SayNoToTrading Guess you are not a native English speaker?

$ASTS sorry space mob…

@FREESPEECH1017 @SayNoToTrading Dude, you are tripling down, and I guarantee you that you haven't re-read your original sentence. "I thought $ASTS was placing its future using Ligado Midband?" That's what you wrote.

@FREESPEECH1017 @SayNoToTrading I’ve never seen anyone “place their future using” something. That makes no sense to an English speaker. Check your translation if you are not a native speaker.

@DYTRDR1 @SayNoToTrading I thought $ASTS was placing its future using Ligado Midband?

@FREESPEECH1017 @SayNoToTrading I guess maybe read it out loud word by word???? Good luck on your investment journey.

@DYTRDR1 @SayNoToTrading Crystal Clear to me.

@antitardUSA @Stunt_ManMik3 What do you mean by “more epic”? What is an epic? How is it defined in a traditional sense? If you can’t use epic correctly you’re not going to understand the source of your confusion.

I don’t think people are confused by this at all. I think they just wanted something that looked halfway faithful like Troy and hoped Nolan would make it even better and more epic. Instead, everything he’s released so far looks like a woke mess that has people reminiscing for Troy which was a fairly mediocre movie when it came out. Probably not the best sign.

People need to realize The Odyssey and Troy are not the same story. The Odyssey takes place after Troy. Troy is based off The Iliad. This is like saying....instead of watch 300..im gonna watch Braveheart and thinking it's the same story. Education is at an all time low

@benryanwriter Has truth social done the same for the right

Progressive journalist David Roberts says: “It's hard to avoid the conclusion that Bluesky has been a net negative for US politics. They corralled everyone on the left into a little glass fishbowl where they shout at one another & everyone else ignores them. Meanwhile, all the pols & institutions stayed on X & are being dragged farther right.”

@RatioedSports @WorldWideWob You should be a grammar jail

@WorldWideWob He should be a jail

@C_Reilly5 @WorldWideWob My thought is he is tough though so he can act tough because he is tough.

@WorldWideWob He’s not that likable tbh Tries too hard to act tough

@Noahpinion @powerbottomdad1 People hung up on concentration camp immediately jump to death camps à la auschwitz. Those are very different things with different purposes.

@powerbottomdad1 Here is the Wall Street Journal: wsj.com/us-news/law/al…

@powerbottomdad1 I do say whatever I like. I speak the plain, simple truth in a forthright manner, undeterred by the screeching of bullies.

@lanetarycapital @Kemp Ahem, as an investor since the SPAC, I disagree. $70-80 isn't cheap. $50 would be "cheap" to me, or at least in the buy range. $ASTS has great tech but not staying on pace with projections, blowing through cash while not putting birds in the air. Not all their fault, but reality.

Even if you have been riding $RKLB hard since 2021 and after disposing of @Kemp came upon the “enthusiastic” tsunami of the $ASTS spacemob and decided you wanted them to go to $0 YOU CAN NOT DENY as a seasoned space investor (and thus feel a bretheren for) that they are being seriously manipulated and screwed on stock price. Based on all technical metrics and trends this should be pushing $100 and based on the new fundamental narrative is way, way, way too cheap in the 70-80 range.

@Space2Terra @redrum_2001 Fist my bump 🤛

@redrum_2001 This is absolutely the most important chart of all charts.

$ASTS - Launch Prediction Chart 🚀⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ ℹ️ Deployment plan to reach around 45 satellites in orbit during 2026⁣ ⁣⁣ ℹ️ AST has communicated that they plan for 248 satellites by the end of 2028⁣ ⁣⁣ ℹ️ Next launch is planned to be three satellites (BB8-BB10) on a Falcon 9 in June⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ 💡 I predict 44 satellites in orbit at the end of 2026 ⁣ 💡 I predict a steady increase in production cadence, reaching 6 satellites a month by July⁣ 💡 I predict 7 satellites to be launched in August - 3 on Falcon 9, 4 on New Glenn ⁣ I update this chart on a monthly basis, or when something occurs that affect these predictions.⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ ✅ Make sure to follow for future updates.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Latest chart is always the pinned post on my profile.

@ThomasMHern Sheesh.

"If someone fell asleep in 1896 and woke up today, they would say the only difference is now Black Americans have TV shows and wear nice suits" "They've swapped out Klan Hoods for Brooks Brothers suits" Horribly divisive rhetoric from Bakari Sellers on CNN tonight.

@spacewaffle39 @AdityaInvests90 Yeah I’ve been in since $NPA

@AdityaInvests90 @DYTRDR1 Just own both? Some of us have been holding these names for many years and even at today’s price are still up 1000% +

How is a company like $ASTS have a market cap of over $32B while making less than $15M in revenue 💀

@CaptainScuzzy @kingtutcap That is correct. The absolute low end is now the projection.

@DYTRDR1 @kingtutcap If they hit 45 satellites then their original goal of 45-60 was met.

$ASTS: Wen launch? Wen satellites? Wen moon? Those who just focus on that are missing the bigger picture by miles. AST’s tech has worked as promised on every single satellite they’ve launched. They have partnerships with over 50 MNOs worldwide. Those MNOs have installed gateways specifically for AST SpaceMobile service. The satellites are being used by the government across various defense applications with six satellites just launched. This is all proof that AST’s tech is far and away better than everything out there based on pure facts. Nothing more, just pure facts. When you look at competitors like Starlink, their current service is subpar at best. It’s not providing broadband or 5G speeds. If you think about it Starlink, they promised broadband too from day 1 and the best they could for now is texting and SOS. The next generation satellites they’re planning to launch are contingent on Starship being successful, which is still TBD, maybe six months to a year or more. Elon timelines so who knows. And even when they do launch, it’s still going to take time to build the full constellation and make sure the service is tested and works. So basically, let’s say 2-3 years out. And btw, no one is talking about how Elon basically gutted their entire direct-to-cell team last year. The two co-founders of Swarm who were put in charge of the D2C division were let go last year. This is equivalent of Abel or Scott leaving. If Starlink D2C was making any real advancement, you would have seen way more MNOs sign with them and way more defections from AST. If they were as good as AST, they would have signed up most of the market already because everyone in the industry would want to work with them if they believed it was the best or only option. Competitors like Amazon and others are not even in the picture for four or five years. So people are talking about a six-month or even a year delay for AST’s constellation when every competitor is years away from achieving what AST has already achieved. As long as the technology works as promised, the only issue is getting the satellites up. They will get there sooner or later. Is it going to take six months? A year? A year and a half? It really doesn’t matter, because AST has the lead for a first-of-its-kind technology. Funny enough, if AST was a private company it would be easily be valued triple its current market cap. It’s just a matter of getting production right, and things seem to be getting better. The company clearly is going through production hell which is no surprise. AST went from a lean startup to 10x their operations in 2 years from staff to footprint. Many innovative companies failed because they couldn’t scale and went bankrupt. The company has $3.5B in cash. Three point five billion. Cash is king and buys you time, people, satellites, spectrum, etc. And every single exec is busting their ass and working night and day. Abel is literally sleeping on the factory floor. If you go check the Glassdoor reviews, people who left complain about long and insane working hours. In the cheesiest way possible, they are giving it their all and have been fully aligned with shareholders in the process in terms of insider selling. Any company that ran that much would have seen nonstop insider selling (See PLTR or many other names out there). All things said, the company is on the right track. Every satellite comes closer to the next one. BB7 came a couple weeks after BB6, and now three months later we’re getting three satellites. The production cadence is catching up. Whether we hit 25 or 45 this year doesn’t really matter in the bigger picture. It’s coming (albeit slowly) but it’s coming. A bet on AST is a bet on the direct-to-cell market, because at this point in time, and based on all the facts and all the technological milestones achieved so far, they are the market leader.

@romanhelmetguy Homer gave us all that epic dialogue, completely disregarded and dumbed down in this movie. No thanks.

Troy was so good. But you have to realize people at the time thought this was a B movie. The Lord of the Rings movies had just come out. Gladiator was only a few years old. Pirates of the Caribbean was the year before. We just thought movies would be good forever.

This has to be trolling right??? I’m befuddled by people who think revenue matters on basically prerevenue companies. @TrendSpider can you confirm?

No reasonable investor ever compared them. That’s not saying they weren’t roundly compared.