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$ASTS trades at $36.65 after an 8.7% surge, but remains 28% below its 50-day average of $50.85.
The jacket is noise. Blacklift execution is the signal. Watch $35.53 support tomorrow. HOLD.
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Here are the 5 space stocks that can 10x:
1. $SPCX (SpaceX): ~$18.7B revenue in 2025, Starlink + reusable rockets + AI, unmatched vertical integration
2. $RKLB : TTM revenue $769M (+52%), $2.36B backlog, launch + space systems dual engine
3. $ASTS : 2025 revenue $71M → 2026 guide $150 -200M, $1.3B backlog, direct-to-cell space broadband
4. $LUNR : TTM revenue $490M, $1.8B backlog, lunar landers + spacecraft manufacturing
5. $FLY : Q2 revenue $118M, $1.5B backlog, launch vehicles + lunar landers
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$ASTS: In addition to @AstrotechSpace, SpacePrep is another pre-launch satellite storage facility with a @NASAKennedy location in Florida, and an upcoming location at the @SLDelta30 Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Their Florida facility has 100,000 sqft for third-party logistics, heavy movement, and long-term storage of flight hardware.
CC: @AST_SpaceMobile @scottwisniews @AbelAvellan
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If Abel starts wearing black leather I'm out!
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BREAKING: Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, the company's vice president of health care, who reports to him, according to 5 people who worked at Nvidia, The New York Times reports.
Jensen Huang, 63, and Powell, 48, were filmed being affectionate at a San Jose hotel during Nvidia's conference in March, 2 of those people told the paper.
The Times has not seen the video. 3 people briefed on the incident said Jensen’s security sequestered the bystander who filmed it and offered a nondisclosure agreement.
Asked about Powell, Jensen told the Times, "I don't think you should be talking to me directly," and hung up. Nvidia declined to comment. Powell did not immediately respond.
Nvidia shares fell more than 3% after hours, CNBC reported.
It lands days after Jensen admitted an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence determined is a Chinese spy, according to the Times.
China denies the claims.
Nvidia's board already has Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz investigating that relationship.
The first story was a security question. This one is a governance question, and boards have answered it before.
In June 2018 Intel's chief executive Brian Krzanich resigned after counsel confirmed a past consensual relationship with an employee broke a policy covering all managers.
Nvidia's code of conduct tells staff to avoid conflicts including "personal relationships". The reporting line and the nondisclosure offer are now on the board's desk.
My call is that Jensen Huang is still chief executive when Nvidia reports results on 17th November, US time.
Nvidia has said he stays in the role during the review, and Intel acted only after counsel confirmed a breach. I am wrong if Jensen resigns, is removed or goes on leave before the results release.
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Here are the 5 space stocks that can 10x:
1. $SPCX (SpaceX): ~$18.7B revenue in 2025, Starlink + reusable rockets + AI, unmatched vertical integration
2. $RKLB : TTM revenue $769M (+52%), $2.36B backlog, launch + space systems dual engine
3. $ASTS : 2025 revenue $71M → 2026 guide $150 -200M, $1.3B backlog, direct-to-cell space broadband
4. $LUNR : TTM revenue $490M, $1.8B backlog, lunar landers + spacecraft manufacturing
5. $FLY : Q2 revenue $118M, $1.5B backlog, launch vehicles + lunar landers
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🚨 BREAKING: $ASTS has officially notified the FCC that it will imminently commence direct-to-cell operations in Brazil with partner TIM 🇧🇷
The filing, submitted under the FCC's authorization for AST SpaceMobile's 248-satellite LEO constellation, confirms:
✅ All necessary national regulatory authorizations have been obtained.
✅ D2C operations will use TIM's licensed cellular spectrum.
✅ ASTS is preparing to commence operations imminently.
📄 FCC Filing | November 6, 2026
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$ASTS $SPCX: It's not as 50/50 as it seems, in my opinion. Read the actual transcript for yourself, pasted below. The @TIMBrasil CEO clearly lean towards @AST_SpaceMobile.
"When it comes to the satellite, it’s in my view a complementary value proposition that is relevant for Brazil and therefore, yes, we are looking at partnership for Brazil. I think that we got something by the end of the year.
The point is that basically you have two main value propositions in Brazil. One is with SpaceX and the other one is with AST. Both of them have the specific benefits.
I think there was a question in the last quarter from JP Morgan and I think when you look at SpaceX as of now, the trade-off between the cost and the value proposition is not good. Because at the end of the day what is being offered, as we speak, is basic tech services, and the business model makes this service, in my view—let’s put it this way—the trade-off between these services and what is being asked by the satellite partner is not positive.
When you look at the other opportunity in Brazil, it’s AST that closed some deals with some operators in Brazil. It looks also an interesting value proposition in the future because as of now there are a limited number of satellites in place. I think that the positioning is structurally more complementary to mobile operators.
So while SpaceX basically at the end of the day has a network of its own, end to end, AST designs its network to be complementary to us. So basically they have a passive antenna in space and they need to go through our network. So we like this approach as well. Both services will be commercially capable of delivering value at the end of next year. So it’s good that we have two options on the ground.
We are discussing with both of them and I think that we will announce something by the end of the year. Fanny, was it clear? Let’s assume so."
benzinga.com/news/26/11/6308…
TIM in Brazil is evaluating AST SpaceMobile vs Starlink for D2D:
"We have two options on the ground. We are discussing with both of them. And I think that we will announce something by the end of the year."
seekingalpha.com/article/496…
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