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@itschrisray This is stupid. It's the third flight, and it's the second stage rockets not kicking in. This has happened multiple times on starship in the last 2 years.

Uh oh…. 😬 $RKLB Neutron needed now more than ever.

@senorjessroot Other than a QB when has any singular player made a bad team relevant?

When has a RB made a bad team relevant? Jeremiyah Love would be exciting, but how much impact will he have in a RB room already with Conner and Allgeier? Is Conner going to be a 3rd-down back and play ST? Or did they just give Allgeier $12M to be Emari Demercado?

@SunsofAnarchy13 @dbookownsyou Giannis has got maybe 2 good years left in him - maybe - and it won't be enough to win you a chip. So yes over Giannis.

@dbookownsyou “No because I really like Rasheer” OVER GIANNIS????😭😂

These sp3d Suns fans saying no are the reason the Suns will never win a championship. They think Book alone can win them a championship

@dbookownsyou I want to trade Book, and finish rebuilding. Not redo the KD disaster all over again.

@johan_sylw82158 I never did. The FCC chairman was talking about there being 3 D2D competitors last week. He made a personal trip to the AST factory. This news was baked in.

$ASTS Make today’s price action make sense, if it’s not just Mikitani’s shares being offloaded? 🤷🏼‍♂️ thought we be up 25% on FCC news!

@MrAzSports NO. I am not trading Fleming for anyone but Wemby.

Would you do this trade? I don’t think the Bucks would but there been reports that the Bucks aren’t going to get a crazy return for Giannis Antetokounmpo… I would hate to lose Fleming.

@ErikRuby HE IS NOT THE GOAT. You did not watch Jordan - I did. It's not close. Stop even bringing it up.

How is LeBron still doing this? He’s the goat if you wanna admit it or not.

@LiebermanAustin How is that unpopular. You have to be a doofus to think 1.75 trillion is not a ridiculous over valuation.

Unpopular opinion: After its IPO day, SpaceX is going to significantly underperform the S&P500 over the next 3 years.

@Worthone1W @StockSavvyShay @FuturumEquities No it doesn't. It can only launch one at a time - that is almost 3 times more expensive than SpaceX, and 6 times more expensive than Blue Origin.

@StockSavvyShay @FuturumEquities Also, $RKLB Neutron is coming this year. New Glenn failure potentially opens more doors for Neutron, maybe to even Launch $ASTS BlueBirds. Fingers crossed!!!

Good to see $ASTS recovering through the week because BlueBird 7 being lost was not the same thing as AST’s technology failing because this was completely a Blue Origin issue. I also think the whole fiasco is a tailwind for $RKLB because it reminded the market how hard orbital execution really is and why reliability matters. Rocket Lab’s 21 Electron launches at 100% mission success in 2025 are exactly the kind of track record the market values more as the space economy matures.

@StockSavvyShay @FuturumEquities Neutron is a toy compared to New Glenn. I don't see how you can equate them - not to mention Neutron is delayed and could just as easily have failures in it's first few flights. Regardless it will not be a real competitor to New Glenn for heavy loads, which is what AST needs.

@galaevONE @FlexFromJersey @drocktrainer Fleming is off limits period.

@FlexFromJersey @drocktrainer Green, Brooks and Fleming works. Suns don’t have picks to offer. Depends on how much the Bucks like Fleming.

Giannis absolutely wants to be in Phoenix and is a preferred destination. That's because of Mat Ishbia,Devin Booker, and what they're building! That said, I don't believe the Suns will blow things on an all-in move. Would have to make sense! They love the situation they are in 💪

@FlexFromJersey Don't see how it can make sense. He is too old, and will cost too much. I don't even want to trade Jalen Green for him, and I sure as hell don't want to trade our rookies.

@Kyle_Odegard Not taking the best available player just because he is a running back would be dumb.

Monti needs to lock Michael Bidwill in a closet on draft night. Drafting Jeremiyah Love so you can sell a few more season tickets this year would be so dumb.

What do you call CATL and all the other Chinese battery manufacturers that are making LFP cells with 5 minute charge times that last thousands of cycles? Even if QS makes a better battery it won't be better by much - and overall value is what will sell in the vast number of applications.

@DesingerGem Not really, their tech is their moat

Is $QS the next $ASTS? QuantumScape $QS 2026 Milestones 👇

@dbookownsyou Giannis is older than Book, and often injured. NO

Gut the whole team for Giannis. It must be done. Book is pushing 30. Enough with this rebuild gimmick.

@endless_frank @AbelAvellan @JeffBezos @blueorigin @AST_SpaceMobile I think you might be right. I still don't understand why Amazon/Blue Origin would even attempt to get into D2D on their own. It would be a dumb decision - so I don't think they are.

$ASTS Let’s flip the script.. @AbelAvellan invites @JeffBezos to take Rakuten’s old board seat. Jeff comes in at a 5% equity stake. Everybody goes home stronger & more partnered than ever. @blueorigin & @AST_SpaceMobile putting telecommunications and defense at the forefront.

@spacanpanman I'm sorry I can't generate sympathy for someone this clueless. Dude obviously does not have the faintest idea about how production ramps work.

$ASTS: I get people are upset and emotionally in a bad place. If you have to sell some/all of your position to get to a better place mentally, then by all means. However, *do not* make rash decisions on tilt like this guy who sold all of his stock and then SHORTED ASTS in the hole at $72-73 in the overnight market. Not only did he recognize losses, he generated even more losses. Spite trading is the quickest way to financial ruin

Not a real risk. Mitsubishi is building up launch capacity and will supply launch. Blue Origin signed a long term deal and is happy to supply launch. SpaceX has never indicated they won't launch and will launch several of the next sats. Elon has even publicly stated he will not deny competitors from buying launch from spaceX - and is launching many time to put up Amazon's starlink competitor satellites right now. Many of Ast's satellites - a good portion will be government dual use - and SpaceX has to launch them.

@DeepValueBagger The most obvious risk associated with the company always seems to be overlooked for some reason. The success of the business is entirely dependent on their competitors successfully and willingly launching their satellites

In my prior posts, I mentioned the risks of launch & deorbits for $ASTS. I have been consistent on $ASTS risks, and a lot people hate me for it because of they hold their "precious" shares and they made enough money to be overconfident. Now I don't hate a good trade, but it is important to understand risks/rewards carefully. This is what I consider 3rd level of understanding about investment. If I told you have a bad wheel you should change it. But you drive back safely 3 times, and you call say I'm wrong? Am I wrong? The 8th time, your car rolls over and you're dead (effectively that what is when portfolio wiped out) When you listen carefully to Warren Buffett, what he is teaching you is how to assess risks. His insurance business is literally about calculating risks, and the same with the stock market. Why do I keep saying $RKLB is better risks rewards? Let's not talk about the superior revenue, balance sheet, end-to-end platform, and launch system. Focus on one factor: launch. The nature of $ASTS is they will always depend on a launch partner. The more launch partners they need, the riskier it becomes because you have to deal with different requirements, different execution risks. Then you have deal with the time - what is the availability to schedule, how long it takes to build it. If it fails, how long it takes to launch the next one. Then you have the risks of cost because it's external cost. If suddenly demand is high, the cost goes up. If you want it sooner, the cost goes up. If it fails, the cost goes up (rebuild+launch+insurance premium). If you stop here and say what business doesn't have risks? Then you don't understand risks at all. Rocket lab owns it end to end. If they mess up, they can fix it. They can launch whenever they want. They control the cost. It's a wildly different set of risks/rewards. Call me crazy but I'd like to own a company that controls their own risks.

This is beyond a silly post. First off AST has a minimum 3 year lead on anyone else with a real D2D product - they have that long to get the constellation up which is only 45 satellites - 6 launches on New Glenn. 2nd, Rocketlabs Neutron can't even launch more than 1 satellite like AST's which is the size needed to give a useful D2D service. Saying AST needs a rocket like Rocketlab's is just ignorant. Blue Origin has already made it clear they want to supply AST with launches, and will likely be making an investment in AST - and in my opinion use their D2D satellites. I say this with Rocketlab being another sizable investment of mine.

@StefanMillier44 @BellikOzan Why do you think ast was only launching 1 sat, they knew this was a test and wanted to get new Glenn’s kinks worked out asap.

@BellikOzan I feel like SpaceX wouldn’t even celebrate like this without at least acknowledging the failure more openly. But also, SpaceX is smart enough to be testing all early starship launches with their own internal Starlink V3 payloads, and not commercial payloads on flight ~3.

RocketLab without a doubt