They dragged the CEO into a hearing room and called his profits criminal. The
cameras rolled. The speeches were loud. Then the session ended — and six of
them quietly bought the stock.



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They dragged the CEO into a hearing room and called his profits criminal.

The cameras rolled. The speeches were loud.

Then the session ended — and six of them quietly bought the stock.

The Pentagon ran an audit. Called the margins unconscionable. Wrote a
scathing report nobody was supposed to read.

Then kept writing the checks anyway.

Because there is no alternative. There never was.

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and they've been doing it for a decade.

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AST SpaceMobile Jumped Over 9% on Successful Satellite Launches — With a
Director Buying $619,000 in Stock Days Later — Even as the Company Still Posted
a Wider-Than-Expected Quarterly Loss. Here Is What the Space-Stock Rally Means
for Your Portfolio.




AST SpaceMobile shares jumped more than 9% this week after the company
successfully launched three more BlueBird satellites, pushing its constellation
toward beta space-based cellular broadband service later this year with peak
data rates targeting roughly200 megabits per second directly to standard
smartphones. The rally came despite a wider-than-expected second-quarter loss of
$0.77 per share, though revenue jumped to $31.5 million from just $1.2 million
a year earlier, and management reaffirmed full-year 2026 revenue guidance of
$150 million to $200 million. Cantor Fitzgerald raised its price target on the
stock to$90, and a company director purchased roughly $619,000 of shares just
days before the launch news, adding to insider confidence in a stock that
trades on the promise of a still-unproven commercial satellite-to-phone network
rather than current profitability.




For your portfolio, AST SpaceMobile is a clear example of a "story stock,"
where the share price moves on progress toward a future business rather than on
current financial results, which is why a wider-than-expected loss barely
registered against successful satellite launches and reaffirmed revenue
guidance. Insider buying immediately before major technical milestones is a
meaningfully positive signal, but it doesn't eliminate the execution risk
inherent in building a commercial satellite-to-phone network from scratch, and
revenue guidance for a company still years from profitability can shift quickly
if launches or partner integrations slip. If you hold or are considering this
stock, treat it as a high-risk, high-reward technology bet tied to specific
upcoming milestones, such as the beta service launch and continued satellite
deployment, rather than a traditional value or income holding, and size the
position accordingly.




Sources: TipRanks / StockTitan, September 2026 · Timothy Sykes, September 2026




 

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