Ast Spacemobile Inc ASTS

$32.60 -1.90 (-5.51%)

Valuation

Market cap
13,426,261,000
Revenue TTM
$70,920,000
Net income TTM
$-341,940,000
P/E (trailing)
0.00
P/E (forward)
—
Profit margin
-482.15%
Debt to equity
1.24

Trading

Volume
14,410,600
Avg volume
15,335,466
Day's range
$31.34 – $34.50
Shares out
389,167,000
Stochastic %K
43%
Beta
2.88
Analysts
Moderate Buy
Price target
$66.36

Price

Company profile

AST SpaceMobile, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs and develops the constellation of BlueBird satellites in the United States. The company provides a cellular broadband network in space to be accessible directly by smartphones for commercial use and other applications, as well as for government use. Its SpaceMobile service provides cellular broadband services to end-users who are out of terrestrial cellul...

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AST SpaceMobile, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs and develops the constellation of BlueBird satellites in the United States. The company provides a cellular broadband network in space to be accessible directly by smartphones for commercial use and other applications, as well as for government use. Its SpaceMobile service provides cellular broadband services to end-users who are out of terrestrial cellular coverage. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Midland, Texas.

Industry
Communication Equipment
Sector
Technology
Phone
432 276 3966
Website
https://ast-science.com
Address
Midland International Air & Space Port, 2901 Enterprise Lane, Midland, United States

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FonsieTrader Nov 14, 12:35 PM
$ASTS WAKE UP GUYS! THIS 200MA IS OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT The weekly chart just flushed to $27.58 and snapped right back to the 200-week MA ($33.54). Closed the week at $32.60. • Weekly RSI 32.5, the most oversold it's been since the 2024 base • 76% off the $133.86 high, market cap only $10.4B • $3.2B cash on hand + $1.0B non-dilutive funding from Japan And the catalysts are lined up for December: BlueBirds 14-16 already at Cape Canaveral, waiting on a SpaceX launch date Nationwide intermittent US service set to go live before year-end Factories ramping to 6 satellites per month in December ~45 BlueBirds in orbit targeted by mid-2027 The last time ASTS reclaimed its 200-week MA (May 2024, ~$8), it ran to $39 in 3 months. Christmas gift or coal: which one is it?
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ChiefStockTraderJr Nov 14, 10:42 AM
$ASTS If you look at this stock in a year to date chart, it is DOWN about 54%. That means if you bought and held this year, you should be DOWN significantly. Are YOU nuts? Are YOU insane? YOU followed the advice of idiots and morons that have lead YOU a stray? How did that work out? Come to YOUR senses and SELL this shit first thing Monday morning. Get OUT!
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onwyckoff Nov 14, 8:46 AM
$ASTS Painful time? To many emotions? Kid, go out and touch a grass. You will need much more mental energy ont he road to new lows.
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SideKick21 Nov 14, 7:27 AM
$RKLB $NVDA $CRWD $SPCX $ASTS https://apple.news/AtBH1gQFqQEO02vvx9wCY0g Am I the only person out there that thinks this is the most sus timing for this to happen? I mean…come on…you can’t write this shit. The most valuable chip company on Earth, producing the most advanced chips on Earth, that are essentially the sole supplier of the most advanced tech on Earth…just went thru a massive disrupt in leadership due to an alleged scandal involving a “Chinese spy”, the CEO resigns…that SAME DAY there’s a massive Microsoft outage & the very next day we have a nationwide communications blackout that grounds all flights??? Then Duffy goes on to blame “old tech”… Does NOBODY else see the writing on the wall? The script is being written in front of our eyes & we’re all falling for it. Unreal. Simply unreal. I know exactly how I’m hedging my bets on this one folks. 🫡
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CoachTee52 Nov 14, 6:01 AM
$ASTS I’m not sure why everyone is@ focusing on the risk of developing their own rocket, when they reported that 100 BBs are currently under launch agreementss. These BBs will generate some serious revenue well before they assume their own launch risk. Here’s the excerpt from their transcript: Launch agreements now covering in total over 100 BlueBird satellites expected to be deployed cumulatively between 2027 and 2028, and announced Blacklift, AST SpaceMobile’s purpose-built rocket to ensure regular unconstrained access to orbit starting in late 2028
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SayZero Nov 14, 5:43 AM
$ASTS You listen to reason even from shorts who have be accurate than most people here. You must think Gov has and endless amount of free money. Gov isn't footing the majority of the bill and they can say no at anytime. This isn't gov first time rodeo! And if Abel can't keep the lights on this is how gov works- 1. Iridium LLC (1999) Strongest comparison - Built a global low-Earth-orbit satellite network. - Had significant Department of Defense strategic interest. - Went bankrupt with more than $1.5 billion in debt. - Pentagon stepped in with a $72 million contract to preserve the network after bankruptcy. I once had that attitude, don't listen to the shorts, and it cost me dearly. Don't you dare listen to shorts or else. Why would I ignore the people who called it? I like to know how they called it? You can't learn if you ignore the people who called it. Sorry AAA, the shorts have done better than most here.I said most but not all. Be well
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SayZero Nov 14, 5:27 AM
$ASTS I am not trying to frighten anyone. I'm trying to keep it real and make people aware of the risks. You're individual investors, not a club or a cult. I've seen pumpers do more damage than any bear. A bear may save you money, whereas a pumper can take you down to SayZero through blind loyalty to strangers on a message board. I'm not telling anyone to buy, sell, or hold. I'm telling you to make your own financial decisions, either on your own or with family than some blind loyalty to a collective of strangers than you own money. I want people who weren't there in those days to be aware. That's all. This is a very high risk play. It is entirely possible that it may not end the way any of us may hope. I convey this warning out of real care. I've a list of over 30 telco bks & they did not get back up. There are a few that survived through chapter, 11 but investors, not. That also included John Legere: CEO Global Crossing who later became the CEO T-Mobile. Some companies survived as well
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SayZero Nov 14, 4:50 AM
$ASTS I've been monitoring CoreWeave and others for weeks, if not months. AI institutions have been selling off to retail to lower their own risk. CoreWeave rate now is at 15%, The insurance companies covering the lenders of AI debt, possibly looking for or already obtaining reinsurance themselves. Then you have the yield issues, and nobody seems to be lining up to loan us more fake money. Add the Unit and other currencies increasingly challenging the petrodollar, and you have all of this tied together through a debt based, fiat financial system. Money is going to get expensive. I've said this like yesterday. This needs to be said: The dot-com crash included the majority of the new and some older telcos that came out of the 1996 Telecom Act. The Act allowed for deregulation of the industry, which created the boom for the massive global buildout of the Internet. The networks they built survived, just not the telcos that built them. This is why I abhor pumpers.
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