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SpaceX Caused $ASTS To Fall 16% Intraday. Did The Market Get It Wrong? (E154)

· 56 min · Episode 154

Episode SpaceX Caused $ASTS To Fall 16% Intraday. Did The Market Get It Wrong? (E154)

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Luke calls in from a hotel in Crete with a glass of the house honey ale, and Monkey needs one: on Thursday night SpaceX agreed to buy a block of low-band spectrum, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon fell on Friday, and $ASTS went dropped 16% with them. Monkey argues the market got it backwards, because the carriers just lost their other options, and walks through a one-week call he bought as the stock climbed back. Luke use a reverse DCF to answer two viewers who asked why he trimmed $CRWD, then explains why he bought Brookfield $BN.

🛰️ SpaceX agrees to buy 800 MHz spectrum; T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon fall 10 to 13%

📉 Why $ASTS fell with them, and Monkey's case that its hand got stronger

🎟️ Monkey's $50 one-week call: the 15-minute chart, card counting vs gambling

🤖 Why prices swing harder than ever, according to Monkey

📷 Axon and the backlash against cameras everywhere

🚀 Could SpaceX swallow Tesla? Monkey's theory and Luke's 50% haircut

✂️ Luke's CrowdStrike trim: two viewer questions and Peter Lynch's flowers and weeds

🧮 $CRWD Reverse DCF (the growth today's price assumes)

🏗️ $BN Brookfield Corp: an insurance arm that reminds Luke of early Berkshire

🐣 Starter positions, and why perfection can be the enemy of the good

SEGMENTS

00:00 Cold open

00:38 Intro: SpaceX, $ASTS, Brookfield and a $CRWD reverse DCF

2:19 King of the Jungle year three: close, and now it ain't close

02:59 Monkey's worst day, and the banana hat

04:46 Live by the sword: concentrated vs diversified

05:16 Why prices swing harder than ever, and who moves them

10:02 SpaceX moves on 800 MHz spectrum

12:37 T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon fall

17:01 Know the company: T-Mobile's options and AST's leverage

20:05 Luke: take stock, my friend

21:11 A golden moment? Over-aggressive or overly passive

23:05 Monkey's March calls and the 15-minute chart

29:53 Monkey's end game for $ASTS, and options flow

34:54 A viewer's question; Axon and the backlash against cameras

37:59 Could SpaceX swallow Tesla? $TSLA $SPCX

40:14 Trimming CrowdStrike $CRWD based on its Reverse DCF valuation

47:30 How expensive is too expensive; AI and cybersecurity?

49:35 $BN Brookfield: the empire and its insurance arm

53:03 Starter positions: don't let perfection be the enemy of the good

54:40 Fiscal.ai and sign-off

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