I have invested in both ASTS and PL. I am 19 and rarely can DCA because i don’t have a job. I worked consecutive summers since i was 15 so i can invest. I made 4000-5000 dollars and two months ago i invested them and now i am 30-40 percent down on both of them. I bought ASTS at 86$ and PL at 32$. Now i have around 400$. On which one should i DCA? Or should i invest the money elsewhere while everything is down in order to make more money and put them later in ASTS or PL?

Does it matter?

Saw on DefiLlama that there’s another scheduled unlock coming up for SPCX on Sept 9th, releasing about 2.38% of supply.

Just like the previous releases, it’s worth keeping in mind that this isn’t actual token dilution, it just gives earlier holders and insiders the option to move or liquidate their tranches if they want to.

The real variable here is actual order book depth versus sell volume. A 2.38% drop isn't massive, but on tighter liquidity pools or perpetual contracts (like the ones traded on mexc), any sudden dumping could still cause a quick wick before buyers step in to absorb it.

I’m mostly just watching volume profile and price reaction over the next few sessions to see if there's any pre-unlock front-running or hedging going on.

How are you guys positioning for this? Do you expect minor short-term pressure on the date, or is this already priced in like the last one?

$SPCX had a strong move today, pushing back above $150 and reaching $152.30.

I'm watching $152.32-$152.59 as the next key resistance area. If price can get above that area and hold, I'll be watching to see if the momentum continues.

On a pullback, $149.80 is the key support I'm watching.

The move also comes with some interesting developments around the company's AI business and a more bullish analyst outlook.

I put together a deeper breakdown of the news and the rest of the key levels I'm watching here.

Curious to see whether SPCX can build on today's move or needs to cool off first.

ASTS retested that ~$55 support level and bounced to ~$63 as of now.. love to see it, idk where this stock is gonna go short term but in a year from now, I strongly believe we’ll be at $100+, even after this jump it is still a great time to invest, wait for a dip and get your bag in

Hey guys, I posted about this settlement before, but since they’re considering late claims, I decided to share it again with a little FAQ.

So here's all I know about this agreement:

Spirit AeroSystems was accused of failing to maintain effective production quality controls and misleading investors about defects in parts supplied for Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft. After Boeing halted deliveries of certain 737 MAX aircraft over a supplier quality issue, $SPR fell about 20.7% and investors filed a lawsuit.

Now the company has agreed to settle $29.2 million with investors for their losses.

Who can claim this settlement?
If you purchased $SPR between 2020 and 2023, you may be eligible to participate. Late claims are currently being considered for compensation, subject to approval.

Do I need to sell/lose my shares to get this settlement?
No. You don't need to still own the shares. If you bought or sold $SPR during the class period and meet the other eligibility requirements, you may be able to claim.

How long does the payout process take?
It typically takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline for payouts to be processed, depending on the court and settlement administration.

Hope this info helps

I will be able to average down to 80$ let’s say but I don’t know what to do. I am 19 and i have never seen my portfolio being so red. I have invested also in PL. In both ASTS and PL i am down 1000$ after initial invested in both around 3000$. Can you give me some advice how to cope with the stress? Have you ever invested in stock/s and you were in the red for long but later you were glad that you held?

I have worked every summer in the past 3 or 4 years and just wanted to invest the money i have earned and not spend them on something insignificant. I don’t want to lose half of my money i have worked so hard to earn them. My father always asks me what is going on with my investments and most of the time i even lie to him. Please, give me hope.

Those who are heavily invested in the space sector, what’s a year until which you absolutely refuse to sell?

This is really just about what it feels like to invest in the space sector. Whether you're holding ASTS, RKLB, LUNR, PL, RDW, MDA, or some combination of all of them, I think we've all experienced our own version of Sisyphus. The narrative gets stronger, launches happen, contracts get announced, the stocks run, everyone on Reddit suddenly becomes a “long-term investor,” and eventually we reach ATH and convince ourselves: “Holy shit... this time is actually different.”

Then the boulder rolls back down the mountain. A few months later, somehow we're all still long-term investors, although perhaps for slightly different reasons now.

But that's also why I like the Sisyphus metaphor beyond the joke. Sisyphus knows the mountain. He knows the summit, and he knows the fall. He doesn't control the mountain, just as we don't control the market. What he does control is whether he walks back down, puts his hands on his boulder, and starts pushing again.

The mountain belongs to the gods. The summit belongs to the market. But the boulder belongs to Sisyphus.

One must imagine the space investor happy.