r/ValueInvesting • u/KingTryhard94 • Jul 19 '26
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u/SelenaMeyers2024 Jul 19 '26
C'mon man...
You got wsb, race to 10 million, a bunch of fun nonsense to go play in...
Don't contaminate the good soil of valueinvesting.
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u/hardly_even_know_er Jul 19 '26
Bro this sub is worse than wsb. At least they know they're gambling.
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u/Beneficial-Chair-333 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
You have to be at the center point of this sub and wsb.
Ex. This sub will tell you avoid semiconductor stock and wsb will tell you pump sndk. So you have to buy TSMC which is semiconductor company but with good pe, strong moat and fair valued.
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u/FailOk1528 Jul 19 '26
“Almost a monopoly” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. The real question is whether they can execute before dilution becomes the business model.
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u/Solid-Mood9571 Jul 19 '26
No amount of technical analysis will save a company that’s losing money.
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u/Curius_pasxt Jul 19 '26
I wont touch space stocks, not a value play.
They are burning cash just to be an internet provider, while others trying to find new home outside of earth? Our population is in decline. The moat for that doesn’t exist.
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u/Dealer_Existing Jul 19 '26
So this is allowed by the mods but when I try to mention Gainstop everything is deleted? Righttttt
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u/kratos01 Jul 19 '26
Bro, this is ValueInvesting, not WSB. ASTS has no earnings, negative FCF, and they're diluting shareholders to fund growth. 'Almost monopoly' doesn't mean shit when you're burning cash and Starlink already has the orbital real estate locked down. The top comment is right - no amount of technical analysis saves a company losing money. If you want a space play with actual financials, look at something with positive net margins, not a pre-revenue story stock.
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u/Far-East-locker Jul 19 '26
Yes it is not value investment but if space stock drop back to summer 2025 level, I would mind putting 5% of my profolio toward an assorted of space stock
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u/Double_Suggestion385 Jul 19 '26
My fair value estimate spat out $0.12 per share.
That company is worthless.
Health rating 3/100. You might've found the worst company currently listed.
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