Jordan Belfort 🐺

Markets open soon. Tick tockkkk Whose ready to get paid 🐺

@Spaldinginvest Looking to me $ASTS will continue up this week, lets get back to $133🐺

Mays ISA gains +35k I was plus 55k but unfortunately the ASTS drop from 133 to 113 cost me over 20k on the last day (I have over 1k shares) I have a feeling it will bounce next week along as the macro environment stays good, hopefully there is an Iran deal and $ASTS makes an announcement on extra launches!

If you arent sure enough on investing on individual stocks then buy the $QQQ and dont stop adding.

@ColeF17544 So youre anticipating an extremely strong open tomorrow with institutions piling in and shorts covering heading into the final 2 weeks before ipo?

My analysis on $ASTS for this week🧐 we came down at touched the 50% mark at $106 and had a strong close above, Next target for me is to reclaim $120 level and use this as support to go for ATH's.📈🚀 As i said before i dont try to predict the market i simply have levels and react from them, This is why i put calls and more shares at $106 because i liked what i see.

Most people laughed at it. “Electric cars will never work.” “Musk is crazy.” “Too risky.” Sound familiar? Because right now, people are saying the exact same things about $ASTS.

Im sorry but this sounds like every $ASTS bear and im going to go out on a limb and assume $ASTS sees a $TSLA style move.

Let me tell you something about the greatest wealth transfer happening in front of your eyes RIGHT NOW. SpaceX IPO. June 12th. $1.75 TRILLION. The largest IPO in the history of Wall Street. And the publicly traded space names? They’re going absolutely VERTICAL. 🚀 $ASTS +68% this month. $RKLB +83% this month. You think that’s the top? We haven’t even listed yet. The halo effect from SPCX hitting Nasdaq is going to be the single biggest catalyst the space sector has EVER seen. Every dollar chasing SpaceX that can’t get allocation? It’s going straight into $ASTS and $RKLB. This is the Netscape moment for space. And most people are going to watch it happen from the sidelines. Don’t be that person. 🐺

Valid and space isnt stopping here. Black swan this, liquidity that. Space will do well the next 2 weeks and continue to be a great buy. $ASTS $RKLB $FLY $MNTS $PL

$ASTS Last year June we saw an increase in youtube videos on $ASTS and its potential. We are no where near a top. This is merely the beginning, 🐺

I like the look of this chart. Looks like $ASTS is having one last HOORAH to fool the shorts and liquidate any final sellers before the parabolic 2 week pre- space x ipo move,

Makes sense for this, boosts Space X revenue and backlog heading into their IPO month as well as gives a clear path towards 30+ sats on an F9. Sure they’re $74m a pop but to me its worth it in order to get to 30+ and start seeing FCF roll in. That $1b will be re-added to marketcap extremely fast and re ratings will come along with it. Imagine the street starts pricing in 10 f9 launches by December. Then it really is just a waiting game to see how fast these shipments are coming out of Midland $ASTS

@corey407woc @shortmsger Hahahahaha 😂😂😂💪

@shortmsger @BenJawanda It’s ok to enjoy your Saturday bro without $ASTS living rent free in your head, I’m with my wife and her boyfriend and we are enjoying Hibachi tonight with the kids

$ASTS even with the bad news on BO. Im excited to hear about bb11-13 being ready to ship showing us the only bottle neck are the launches now. Lets roll

Hope everyones enjoying their weekend off from the markets. On a nice trip down to Cornwall for the next few days.

One gap fill remains if it gets filled…

Closed $113. Not bad after touching $105

@MWM76 another gap at 97 too

$ASTS that $105 was quite obvious. I must not have been looking at the chart very hard lol. Closed that gap, Duh...

@endless_frank 2024 june saw 380%. 2025 saw over 180%. i wonder how 2026 will go with short interest near ATH and institutional buying at ATH

$ASTS Shorts are still short 66m shares and ETF’s have to buy 10m shares in June for the Russell rebalancing. Other than a day of traders/short dated option holders blowing out, not sure where the shorts will find sellers after the 4 months of hell we’ve already churned through.

@AntiFeminismGuy No im aware of all this, i just asked the question that everyone was totting around on X. i believe the AI was referring to the April bb7 launch not that this launch had any satellites in it though.

Inaccurate. No Amazon LEO satellites were lost… it was a dummy payload? Unless the integration building was totaled and somehow the faring inside which the sats were sitting was also critically damaged though it was fully encapsulated…? Have to be careful not to rely too much on AI…. Also - Gemini has no clue about the details of the SpaceX MLC and we surely exercise all our options. Everything is fine and the delay will not be significant.

$ASTS i've asked Gemini- "does the blue origin rocket explosion have drastic impacts for $ASTS commercialisation and scaling" Although it didnt talk about the other providers $ASTS is working with and could book further F9 launches to help get up to target, ULA, etc heres what it says; The short answer is yes, it creates a serious operational logjam for AST SpaceMobile's ($ASTS) near-term scaling, but it is not a structural death sentence for the commercialization of their technology. The catastrophic explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket at LC-36 during its static fire test is a massive blow to the timeline. It represents a compounding crisis following the April 2026 failure where New Glenn trapped ASTS’s BlueBird 7 satellite in a dead, unrecoverable low orbit.Here is exactly how this explosion impacts $ASTS commercialization and scaling. 1. The 45-Satellite Constellation Goal is ShatteredASTS went into 2026 with an aggressive goal: deploy 45 BlueBird satellites by the end of the year to activate continuous direct-to-phone commercial services for AT&T and Verizon. The Reality: Achieving this required multi-satellite "stacks" to launch frequently.The Impact: With Blue Origin’s launch pad damaged and New Glenn facing an indefinite FAA grounding/investigation, ASTS loses a massive secondary heavy-lift vehicle. The target of 45 operational satellites by EOY 2026 is now virtually impossible. 2. Total Dependency on SpaceX (The Bottleneck)ASTS does have a multi-launch agreement with SpaceX, and BlueBirds 8, 9, and 10 are already at Cape Canaveral prepping for a mid-June launch on a Falcon 9. However, turning fully to Elon Musk for scaling creates a brutal strategic disadvantage: The Bidding War: Amazon’s Project Kuiper also relies on commercial launches and just lost 48 of its own satellites/launch capacity in this exact Blue Origin explosion. Amazon has the capital to aggressively outbid competitors for any available slots on SpaceX's manifest. The Competitor Dilemma: SpaceX owns Starlink Mobile—ASTS’s direct rival. While SpaceX operates as a reliable commercial launch provider, ASTS is now entirely dependent on its biggest competitor’s hardware to scale its own network. 3. Commercialization Revenue is Delayed, Not Cancelled- From a pure technology standpoint, ASTS's tech works; the issue is entirely logistical.Insurance Cushion: The BlueBird 7 loss in April is covered by insurance, meaning ASTS recovers the hardware asset cost. They aren't burning cash on lost manufacturing. The Delay Factor: Commercialization cannot reach high-margin, global scale until the constellation is in place. Delays in launches mean delays in realizing massive subscription revenues from telecom partners. The Bottom Line- The tech and the demand from major telcos remain intact, but the scaling velocity has taken a massive hit. Expect a prolonged timeline for full commercialization as ASTS is forced to re-jig its launch manifest entirely around SpaceX, while navigating a highly congested and expensive launch market. Honestly my own take is that its out of $ASTS hands and they shouldnt be blamed or take a major hit as they will have to look to use other providers now in order to speed up the birds in the air. This will also be reinforced to us wby the amount of shipments we start to see coming out of production for $ASTS (how many birds start becoming 'ready to ship' status. Space X will launch us as frequently as wed like im sure, as long as we have the birds ready. $74 million per launch is the cost though. What do you all think on this take? interested to see where the sentiment is today- i think well see a move upwards today.

$ASTS took this chance to close all CCs i had open. Lets end green