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Oct 16, 2026

Unknown podcast

Rocket Lab Slips 7% as Neutron Delays to 2027

Oct 16 · 2 Mentions

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2:07
Firefly Aerospace, ticker FLY, the rocket and moon lander maker, up four point seven six.
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2:13
And BlackSky, ticker BKSY, real-time satellite imagery and intelligence, up four point five three on a renewed imagery deal, real revenue behind the move.
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2:23
Now the prediction desk, where I keep myself honest.
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2:27
All time, I'm running eighty-five percent, two hundred correct of two hundred and fifty-two.
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2:59
New calls on the record.
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3:01
Redwire, volatile, an absolute move greater than six percent from eight ninety-one within five trading days, sixty-two percent confidence.
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3:10
BlackSky, volatile, greater than six percent from eighteen forty-five, fifty-five percent.
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3:16
Rocket Lab, volatile, greater than seven percent from fifty-five twenty-five, sixty percent.

Unknown podcast

BlackSky Cracks 10% as Earnings Miss Hits the Tape

Oct 15 · 3 Mentions

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1:39
Now the names we're watching.
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1:41
BlackSky, ticker BKSY, the real-time satellite imagery firm fell ten and a half percent after missing earnings, a loss of fifty-four cents a share against an expected thirty-eight, and profitability misses get punished fast.
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1:57
AST SpaceMobile, ASTS, building satellites that connect straight to ordinary phones, dropped ten point four six to a fifty-two week low on fears its sixty satellite milestone slips to twenty twenty-eight.
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2:11
Intuitive Machines, LUNR, the commercial moon lander company down nine and a half, trading with the sector.
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3:02
Satellogic, volatile.
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3:04
Correct, down seventeen.
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3:06
BlackSky, volatile.
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3:07
Correct.
SSPI

SSPI

SSPI-WISE Presents: Ready to Lead: Carol Craig on Risk, Reslience and Making Your Own Path

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

Lyn ChassagneHOST
14:33
Yeah, you bring up some good points.
Lyn ChassagneHOST
14:34
At BlackSky, we went IPO via SPAC and then de-SPAC'd as well.
Lyn ChassagneHOST
14:38
And I, I don't think, as an industry, people understand how much work it is to talk to investors and analysts and shareholders, but also how insular we can be as a community when we talk about things and we have this acronym soup, and you get into very quick conversations, and the people who don't live and breathe space every day go blank.
Lyn ChassagneHOST
15:03
And I think about that as akin to an opportunity for us that's twofold.

Unknown podcast

Satellogic Slides 8.5% as Imaging Names Buckle

Oct 13 · 2 Mentions

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0:15
The watchlist runs negative one point nine three percent with nine bearish reads and zero bulls.
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0:21
Satellogic leads the drop, negative eight point five four percent, trailed by Planet, negative seven point one percent, Spire, negative five point nine four percent, and BlackSky, negative five point zero seven percent.
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0:35
Across our watchlist, that averages out down one point nine percent, with zero names pointing up strongly, nine under real pressure, and fourteen treading water.
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0:44
Also crossing the wire, SpaceX, ten stories, neutral.
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2:23
Planet Labs down seven point one percent.
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2:25
Iridium down zero point eight percent.
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2:28
BlackSky down five point one percent.
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2:31
Spire Global down five point nine percent.
Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

Space Policy Edition: What does “science as a service” really mean?

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

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Jack KiralyGUEST
6:03
And this really dates back to the 1984 Commercial Space Launch Act that kind of set in motion the- Somewhat robust commercial launch sector that we have today with a number of different players, Rocket Lab, SpaceX, Boeing, you know, United Launch Alliance, all vying for government and commercial and international contracts to get payloads into space.
Jack KiralyGUEST
6:24
But, you know, we see other programs, the Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program within earth science, you know, buying data from companies like BlackSky, Maxar, and, uh, using that data for, for earth science applications.
Jack KiralyGUEST
6:37
So there's a number of different experiments that NASA and the US government as a, as a whole have initiated, all built on this kind of central idea that if you can develop the commercial capabilities, the commercial marketplace, it will allow you to access areas of space, collect data, and do activities in space for a cheaper, overall cheaper cost because it's commercially available.
Casey DreierHOST
7:01
Yeah.
Planetary Radio: Space Policy Edition

Planetary Radio: Space Policy Edition

What does “science as a service” really mean?

Oct 9 · 1 Mention

Jack KiralyGUEST
6:03
And this really dates back to the 1984 Commercial Space Launch Act that kind of set in motion the Somewhat robust commercial launch sector that we have today with a number of different players, Rocket Lab, SpaceX, Boeing, you know, United Launch Alliance, all vying for government and commercial and international contracts to get payloads into space.
Jack KiralyGUEST
6:24
But, you know, we see other programs, the Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program within earth science, you know, buying data from companies like BlackSky, Maxar, and, uh, using that data for, for earth science applications.
Jack KiralyGUEST
6:37
So there's a number of different experiments that NASA and the US government as a, as a whole have initiated, all built on this kind of central idea that if you can develop the commercial capabilities, the commercial marketplace, it will allow you to access areas of space, collect data, and do activities in space for a cheaper, overall cheaper cost because it's commercially available.
Casey DreierHOST
7:01
Yeah, I mean, I think that's the...

Unknown podcast

AST SpaceMobile Slides 7% as Sector Bleeds Red

Oct 8 · 1 Mention

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2:59
Four volatility calls landed correct.
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3:02
Redwire, Satellogic, BlackSky, and YSS all moved as flagged.
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3:07
One partial, a tighter YSS call that moved only one point five percent when I needed two.
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3:12
Today's new calls on the record.

Unknown podcast

York Space Systems craters 8.6% down as the space sector leans bearish into the open

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

Max QHOST
2:06
No specific catalyst in today's sources.
Max QHOST
2:09
Around the rest of the board, Rocket Lab down 5.4%, AST SpaceMobile down 6.0%, Intuitive Machines down 6.6%, Redwire down 5.1%, Planet Labs down 6.0%, Iridium down 1.8%, BlackSky down 5.1%, Spire Global down 4.3%.
Max QHOST
2:33
Now the prediction desk, where we keep score on ourselves.
Max QHOST
2:37
The running tally, 192 correct, 27 partial, 24 missed across 243 resolved calls.

Unknown podcast

AST SpaceMobile rockets 5.8% up as the space sector leans bullish into the open

Oct 6 · 1 Mention

Max QNARRATOR
2:24
Iridium up zero-point-seven percent.
Max QNARRATOR
2:27
BlackSky up two-point-zero percent.
Max QNARRATOR
2:30
Spire Global down zero-point-seven percent.
Max QNARRATOR
2:33
Now the prediction desk, where we keep score on ourselves.

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