π₯I JUST bought $300,000.00 in ASTRA ( $HOL ) STOCK!π₯
1/ It's a #SpaceX type company & I'm very excited!
Read the 61 thread post below with my notes on WHY I did it. πππ
>>AND RETWEET THIS, PLEASE.<<
2/ #ASTRA ($ASTR) currently trading under the #SPAC symbol $HOL (Holicity)
It is a space company the manufactures smaller rockets and #spacecraft to allow businesses to launch into space very quickly and cheaply, from anywhere in the world.
3/ I first bought 10K shares of $HOL last week at $15...
... an additional 7500 shares this morning in pre-trading @$20/share...
...for a total of $300,000 (actually $304,233 / I rounded the share prices.)
4/ #ASTRA is a pre-revenue company. If you don't like this, $HOL is not for you.
I'm going to talk about a 5-year vision for this company, and why I invested because of it.
5/ When I say pre-revenue, keep in mind that #Astra DOES have $150 million in contracted revenue representing over a hundred spacecraft waiting to be launched into space.
6/ The first commercial #ASTRA flight is scheduled for mid-2021, but it appears they won't have the capacity to fulfill even their current backorders until 2023...
...not including all the NEW orders they pick up over the next 3 years.
7/ I like that #ASTRA will be backlogged and have tons of orders (and revenue) for the foreseeable future. $ASTR will be growing as fast as they possibly can.
8/ OK, so here's the bottom line -- people want to invest in #SpaceX.
But you typically can't unless you're an accredited investor, and then you have to be in the right place at the right time to find somebody willing to sell those #stocks.
#Astra did it in less than half the time it took SpaceX to do it.
13/ While #SpaceX is designed to deliver a crap-ton of stuff into space in low volume missions, ASTRA is setting up to do smaller daily launches around the world to cater to a much larger audience that doesn't need all the capacity of SpaceX.
14/ And that turns into orders. There's a massive market here not being served well.
And for #ASTRA, that translates into a flood of orders:
15/ Sales Pipeline:
*10+ customers w/ 100+ launches backlogged
*$150M in contracted revenue
*All customers currently in orbital operation (serious customers)
*Strong commercial traction with over $1.2B in pipeline opportunities
16/ #ASTRA was Recently awarded the NASA Venture Class Launch Services (VCLS) contract for the launch of NASA CubeSats.
17/ Markets available for #ASTRA now: Satellites for broadband, weather, earth observation, maritime, IOT/M2M connectivity, governments, etc.
Over 38K satellites to be launched by 2029 (I think this is low... more on that later)
Government investing $40B in space projects.
18/ For some time, ASTRA / $HOL is likely to be the only potential provider of daily, low-cost and global access to Space.
Here's why:
A) If you need to get a satellite into Space now, you need to book months, even years in advance.
B) It's expensive to launch a small ...
19/ ... satellite - SpaceX is designed for large volume or large items.
C) You're limited to a small number of launch dates per year.
D) You're limited to where in the world you must launch from.
20/ #Astra $HOL is small & portable. The launch system fits into 4 standard shipping containers to be shipped worldwide & can be launched with a small team of 5 ASTRA employees in 5 days.
That's disruptive!
You need a concrete pad, some fencing, and you're good to go.
21/ Companies can launch on extremely short notice.
Morgan Stanley forecasts the space economy will grow to over a trillion dollars over the next decade or two.
This trillion-dollar economy is comprised of ...
22/ hundreds of billions of dollars of new services, hundreds of billions of dollars of new satellites being manufactured, & tens of billions of dollars of new government investment in space, including the creation of the new Space Force.
23/ #ASTRA is also building out a new facility in 2024 to introduce their modular space platform, allowing companies to produce mass satellites.
This has me super excited and makes me ultra bullish on a 5-year outlook.
24/ Here are the advantages to this modular space platform to make satellites for clients:
A) $ASTR Astra can drive down cost significantly by mass producing this hardware, achieving scale & efficiency never seen in this industry.
B) Customers can focus on the ...
25/ ...important parts of their satellite (software, cameras, mirrors, sensors, etc.) and not have to worry about building the base components like the shell, power management, solar panels, radios, etc.)
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Nice pop today on $$HOL. Was up 13% today, now a gift at 9%.
When the ticker changes to $ASTR, its game on. There's not even a listing for it when I hashag it here: #astra
What great times to live in, in terms of investing. Annual-like reruns in a week.
Returns, not reruns. π€£ Wish I could edit.
Continued $HOL ($300k buy) thread for posts 26 through 50 here:
1/ π₯π₯π₯Let's talk #PulseChain value on launch. First a little info on the #PLS sacrifice.
We expect $1 sacrificed gets you 10,000 $PLS. But there was a bonus of 1X to 2.5X for the first 5 days of sacrifice which started July 15, 2021.
The more you...
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2/ ...sacrificed, the higher you ranked on the chart, and the higher your bonus multiplier.
So the biggest whales will get 25K $PLS per $1. Most #Hexicans reading this however will probably fall in the 10K to 15K $PLS range per $1.
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3/ Then there were tons of people who sacrificed after day 5. Those days had a pricing penalty or bonding curve of +5% cost per day, or -5% $PLS per $1.
This would last until day 19.
EX: On day 6, it cost you $1.05 to get 10K #Pulsechain tokens.
This will be a multi-post thread here with a question at the end.
Not including the short-lived downturn in Mar, the last 2 crashes we had in the market were in 2000 (dot com) and 2007 (housing/fncl.)
In the image...
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2) ... below, you can see how long it took.
Both of those are on many levels quite different to where we are now, but also in some ways similar (at least the euphoric trading that is happening.)
I'd say 90% of the stocks I see discussed here are growth stocks that ...
3) ... would fall under Nasdaq'ish type companies.
In May 2000, the Nasdaq crashed hard, & took 15 YEARS until it reached its previous all-time highs (AH.) In fact, it was so long, that it skipped right over the 2nd crash, which was the 2008 financial/housing ...
Tesla's price may seem out of whack today. The P/E Ratio is insane, right?
But Amazon had similar P/E ratios back in 2014 and 3X higher in 2012. Look at where $AMZN is today.
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$TSLA is my #1 stock because I am looking 5+ years out from today and basing my investment on that. Many people aren't doing that. Many people are looking at current or trailing earnings and comparing them to other vehicle makers.
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And yes, I do fully expect there to be some major price pullback -- maybe even a short 30 to 50% drop in $TSLA price at some point, but over the long run, I think it goes way up.
52/ #Astra has a quarter of a million square foot facility where they design, manufacture & test over 90% of their system in one building, unlike the large rocket companies like Space X.
53/ #AStra builds their batteries, motors, valves, tanks, etc. from raw materials at this facility.
It allows Astra to move quickly.
This is part of why they achieved orbital capacity in half the time it took Space X -- their entire team and facilities are in one place.