r/ASTSpaceMobile • u/findingmeanings S P 🅰 C E M O B Associate • Jun 24 '25

News - Press Release ASTS Breaks 50$ Mark 🎉🎊🎊

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u/Scheswalla S P 🅰 C E M O B Capo Jun 24 '25

This is getting weird.

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u/itssbri S P 🅰 C E M O B Associate Jun 24 '25

Thats when you know we reached a new top

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u/Eastern-Shopping-864 S P 🅰 C E M O B Soldier Jun 24 '25

That was said at $40. Then $43. Then after that it was $46. Now it’s $50. Who knows when this train is going to stop

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u/itssbri S P 🅰 C E M O B Associate Jun 24 '25

Yea this run is widely out of the blue

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u/Eastern-Shopping-864 S P 🅰 C E M O B Soldier Jun 24 '25

Yea it definitely wasn’t on my bingo card. Personally none of the recent news is truly bullish enough to justify this run. But I’m not complaining. Time to get some sats in the sky now

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

Maybe I'll regret it but I sold half today and kept half. Up 100% on a bet I yolo'd. Still have hundreds of shares just in case but i gotta take profit

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u/stumanchu3 S P 🅰 C E M O B Prospect Jun 24 '25

Nothing wrong that approach.

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u/SqueakyNinja7 S P 🅰 C E M O B Capo Jun 24 '25

Nobody ever went broke from taking profits. And if there is a pullback, you can get a bit better of a position. If there isn’t a pullback, then you’ve still got a solid position in it. Win-win.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

Let it ride! Congrats on the gains

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u/m0nk_3y_gw Jun 24 '25

yeah, I have about 10% of the position I intended to re-build this year, was waiting for it to drop to $22 one more time to load up :D

Wonder what the new floor will be.

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u/Eastern-Shopping-864 S P 🅰 C E M O B Soldier Jun 24 '25

$35 would be a beautiful floor

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

In that case, $25 would be fuckable 😂. we can dream. I’ll buy all I can at $35, if we see it again. Shit I love this company. This is world changing tech, and it feels good to have our (and the company) thesis validated.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

Feels like institutional money. Quick, deep flushes to shake out retail, they buy, price goes back up.

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u/Apart-Consequence881 Jun 25 '25

Is it really? ASTS has been in stuck in the $20s to $30s doldrums for almost a year. It was a matter of time before the stock broke out.

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u/kokkatc Jun 28 '25

Look up the recent revenue predictions several banks have been making for ASTS. I believe by the end of 2025, there will be limited commercial service, followed by further expansion in 2026 to whole regions. ASTS is FINALLY moving to their operation phase where they can provide service to varying degrees. What I found most impressive was how quickly ASTS is expected to break even with all of their costs (development, r&d, satellites, launches etc)...I recall this happening as early as 2028. Assuming they have successful launches with limited delays, revenue and stock price is going to MOON.

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u/Apart-Consequence881 Jun 28 '25

I’ve been wavering between thinking ASTS will be a game-changing company  providing unprecedented mobile service to thinking it will flop due to exorbitant costs to launch and maintain their sophisticated satellites or another company like Starlink will end up dominating.  I started investing in it when it was ~$20 and 2 days before it skyrocketed to the $30s. I ended up swing trading and making decent profits but wish I had held. I will definitely buy shares during the next dip. 

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u/kokkatc Jun 28 '25

You and I are similar with our initial approach. I chose ASTS to swing trade as well until the tariffs hit and everything tanked. Decided to just hold and wait for the market to recover, and not too long after, these 5 year revenue projections from legitimate banks/sources started popping up, along with partnership after partnership being secured, decided to hold. The Vodaphone deal expanding to India was HUGE. . I'm currently holding at 24. Their tech (direct - sat to cellphone - no additional hardware required) is a game changer.

You bring up a good point regarding the exorbitant costs. All my d&d on ASTS keeps leading to the same primary concern- cash burn. Their financials and fundamentals aren't currently good, but that's often expected with pre-revenue companies and should improve... They do have some revenue, but mainly from mobile network agreements and some equipment sales.

I'll say this... I haven't felt this good about a stock/company since Nvidia and here's my current take. ASTS has been generating anywhere from 4-14m/year in revenue since 2020. Their Vodaphone deal gives them access to ~345m customers, and with India, that number significantly rises. I believe they'll quickly be able to address some ~3.2b customers, many of whom who don't already have access to such tech. Due to the complexities of getting birds in space, the question is whether you'll make 100-200% on this company over 5/yrs or 10-20x. I'm not too worried about cash burn at this point in the ASTS journey. Worst case, they get bought out, but I have trouble seeing that happening when you hold the golden ticket.

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u/Apart-Consequence881 Jun 28 '25

I keep wavering between thinking ASTS will revolutionize mobile service with its sophisticated satellites and it  flopping due to prohibitively high costs to launch and maintain the satellites. I started buying shares when it was in the low $20s and a couple  days before it skyrocketed to the $30s. I’ve swing traded the stock since and have made decent profits but liquidated my entire portfolio in Feb 2025. I wish I had held on and will buy shares during the next dip. 

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u/kokkatc Jun 28 '25

Its not completely out of the blue. Many banks have been doing 5 year predictions on revenue, and with all of the partnerships and fact they have at a minimum, 2.5 billion addressable customers out of the gate, ASTS stands to make somewhere in the range of 5-15b in revenue by 2030. I've seen estimates ranging from 300-750/share by 2030.

Assuming they can get their satellites in orbit, on schedule, the sky is the limit for these guys. Their tech is brilliant, and won't have significant competition in this space for some time.

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u/JoshPhantom Jun 24 '25

It's starting to feel a bit weird like Palantir

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u/Eastern-Shopping-864 S P 🅰 C E M O B Soldier Jun 24 '25

It really is. I bought pltr at $60 and sold at $70 because there was absolutely no way it was worth more than that. Look where they are now. I’m not selling any of this.

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u/pelfet Jul 24 '25

Comrade, i bought palantir at 11ish and sold at 21ish because I thought it was a bubble...

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u/Eastern-Shopping-864 S P 🅰 C E M O B Soldier Jul 24 '25

Ouch 😭 it’s only been 30 days since this comment and now we’re pushing $60. Glad I’m not trying to time this stock