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AST SpaceMobile stock has dropped nearly 54% since May amid cash burn, dilution, and insider selling concerns, while FCC testing and carrier partnerships offer potential catalysts.
AST SpaceMobile stock has delivered a very large 3 year gain, yet its current valuation checks and recent pullback leave a more cautious read than the headline return might suggest. The share price has returned roughly 13 times over the past 3 years, which sets a high bar for any further upside to be justified. Partnerships with more than 60 mobile network operators and plans for a large BlueBird satellite facility may support growth expectations. At the same time, a lawsuit over alleged...
US Mobile is also targeting Starlink Direct to Cell by late Q4 as part of its “terrestrial + celestial” strategy.
AST SpaceMobile stock sank 15.5% this week as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signaled inflation is now the central bank's top priority, raising the odds of a rate hike.
SpaceX just filed a complaint at the FCC that ties regulatory pressure directly into Rocket Lab's share price through a deal structure few investors have fully mapped out.
BlueBird 14 is complete, while satellites 15 and 16 are nearing completion.
Both companies are burning cash at scale, but their paths to profitability, and investor risk, diverge sharply.
ASTS stock is climbing on record backlog, fresh government contracts, and a White House push for 1,000 space launches a year.
Farrar said AST may need telecom backing for a major spectrum deal and faces heavy competition from SpaceX.
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ:ASTS) stock is down 4% to $59.67 midday Wednesday, while the rest of the space complex is barely budging. Traders are pointing to a Falcon 9 wind-down announcement from SpaceX as the threat to launch-dependent names. The move looks more selective than that. Meanwhile, Rocket Lab (NASDAQ:RKLB) stock is down 0.8% to $66.35, ... AST SpaceMobile Falls 4%, Rocket Lab Holds Steady: Is the Falcon 9 Wind-Down Really Hitting Space Stocks?
AST SpaceMobile pairs rapid revenue growth and major carrier partnerships with a steep valuation, heavy spending and demanding satellite execution.
AST SpaceMobile's 47.5% slide comes as rapid satellite deployment, heavy spending and launch risk collide with a push toward commercial service.
Rocket Lab’s Neutron could capture medium-lift demand as Falcon 9 commercial capacity tightens.
The Morning Bull - US Market Morning Update Tuesday, Aug, 25 2026 US stock futures are slightly softer this morning, with E-mini S&P 500 contracts down about 0.1%, as investors weigh strong US business activity against falling bond yields. The flash Composite PMI for August sits at 56 while the services PMI is 56.8, which points to solid demand for everything from travel to professional services. At the same time, the US 10 year Treasury yield has slipped to 4.71%, making borrowing costs a...
Both companies are burning cash at a massive scale with minimal revenue, but their balance sheets and risk profiles tell starkly different stories.
Trump just ordered a tenfold surge in U.S. launch activity, yet SpaceX and its peers are selling off hard. The reason why reveals a deeper tension between policy ambition and the hardware milestone that actually moves these stocks.
Two space stocks are priced for a perfect future. A third is already cashing checks. Here's what Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, and Karman really cost.
AST SpaceMobile burns cash while pursuing satellite broadband, while Boeing grapples with debt and production challenges, both carry distinct risks that reshape the comparison.
After ripping through the first half of the year, memory stocks are struggling to regain momentum as growing concerns about the state of the artificial intelligence trade overshadow their strong fundamental backdrop.
SpaceX could gain from fewer Starship bottlenecks and NASA’s Moon-Mars push.
ASTS already has FCC approval to test the same frequencies with up to 100 commercially available phones near Midland and Lanham through Sept.12.
AST SpaceMobile (NasdaqGS:ASTS) has been sued by Delclaux Partners over more than US$15 million in disputed contractual finder’s fees. The lawsuit centers on alleged unpaid compensation linked to financing arrangements that Delclaux Partners claims it helped source. The case raises questions about AST SpaceMobile’s contractual obligations and potential financial and reputational risks. This kind of legal and financing friction is not unique to AST SpaceMobile. It can be useful to compare...
Rocket Lab launched an Earth-imaging satellite for Japan’s Institute for Q-shu Pioneers of Space from New Zealand.
AST SpaceMobile received a 30-day FCC authorization to test 800 MHz satellite connectivity, following a Q2 earnings miss and mixed analyst sentiment on the stock.
Crossroads Capital LLC, an investment management firm, published its second-quarter 2026 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. The Fund increased by 11.5% net of fees and expenses during the quarter. Since its founding, the fund has compounded at a net rate of 17.9%. By the end of June 2026, the […]
Washington just started writing checks specifically to prevent a Starlink monopoly in orbit, and five U.S.-listed stocks sit directly in the path of that money before the window closes.
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