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$ASTS core opportunity hasn't changed because it can connect ordinary smartphones directly to satellites while existing mobile operators handle billing, customer service and distribution. Today’s selloff reflects the hit to management credibility and delayed deployment timeline but space remains one of the most difficult industries in the world and... show more

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$ASTS is down over 12% because the market still struggles to value what the company is trying to build in the new space economy. They're trying to turn satellites into cell towers in space by letting normal phones connect directly to coverage without a dish, special hardware or new SIM card. Instead of selling directly to consumers, it sells satellite capacity to carriers meaning AST essentially provides the sky and carriers provide the customer relationship. The upside is a global coverage layer built on top of the existing mobile ecosystem.

$ASTS is down over 12% because the market still struggles to value what the company is trying to build in the new space economy. They're trying to turn satellites into cell towers in space by letting normal phones connect directly to coverage without a dish, special hardware or new SIM card. Instead of selling directly to consumers, it sells satellite capacity to carriers meaning AST essentially provides the sky and carriers provide the customer relationship. The upside is a global coverage layer built on top of the existing mobile ecosystem.

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$GOOGL CEO Sundar Pichai basically admits the AI cycle has irrational pockets, but the underlying economy being built around compute, power & automation is still one of the most durable industrial expansions of our era. AI is becoming the core input of productivity the same way the internet became the core input of distribution. Google is one of the few companies positioned for that world with the data, the chips, the distribution & the model stack to deliver real-world AI at scale.

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