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Space includes companies engaged in space exploration, launch providers, the defense industry, satellite technology, and commercial products and services, such as satellite internet and space tourism. Space companies operate in a rapidly growing sector with increasing demand for satellite services, space exploration, and technology innovations. Their diverse revenue streams, government contracts, and global reach make them appealing to investors seeking long-term opportunities.
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Close Nov 22 16:00 ET
1019.627High979.508Low
985.988Open981.205Pre Close180.29MVolume12Rise76.73P/E (Static)36.28BTurnover--Flatline3.58%Turnover Ratio1.54TMarket Cap1Fall1.33TFloat Cap
Constituent Stocks: 13Top Rising: LUNR+8.04%
Risk Level: 6/10(Moderately High)
The stock exhibits a moderately high risk level due to several factors. The company’s negative financial indicators, such as ongoing net losses and negative cash flows, elevate the investment risk. Additionally, the industry's lack of current excitement adds to the risk, despite the positive sentiment from recent n...
But other than painting the beautiful picture, I have to say that options is still a risky tool / derivative.
As with all investments, it’s important to manage risks. Once you can do that, you should be fine.
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What if ASTS could provide cost-effective internet directly to cell phones during flights?
-approx. 25% of commercial worldwide do not offer in-flight WIFI services
-In-flight WIFI market projected to reach 18.4 billion by 2030
Average In-Flight Internet Pricing Overview:
1. Short-Haul Flights
• Hourly Passes: $4.95–$12
• Full-Flight Access: $8–$19
2. Long-Haul Flights
• Hourly Passes: $8–$17
• Full-Flight Access: $19–$30
3. Subscription Plans
• Monthly: $49.95–$59.95...
1) Barron's
Tesla shares closed at a new 52-week high Friday and hit a new intraday 52-week high of $361.63. Shares finished up about 4% from the lows of the day at about $338 apiece.
Shares of the electric-vehicle maker added 3.8% on Friday, closing at $352.56. In comparison, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 0.4% and 1%, respectively.
One factor that seemed to help wa...
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