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He’s loaded up on millions of shares…

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Why?

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Eyes on the Sky: AST SpaceMobile Prepares for Commercial Launch

Written by Jordan Chussler. Published 9/8/2025.

The S&P 500’s communication services sector is having a stellar year, posting a 16.79% YTD gain—the best among all 11 sectors. Leading the charge are big names like T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS), up nearly 15%; AT&T (NYSE: T), up over 27%; and Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), up almost 38%.

Yet one under-the-radar communications stock has outpaced them all. AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS), with an astounding 95.66% YTD gain, is attracting investors seeking a Starlink alternative in the growing space-based cellular broadband market.

ASTS: Tapping Into the Final Frontier

The satellite internet market is projected to grow at a 13.9% CAGR from 2025 to 2030. This surge is driven by demand for rural connectivity, high-speed broadband in remote regions, and an increasing reliance on digital services across industries.

When most people think of space-based internet, they think of Elon Musk’s Starlink—a subsidiary of SpaceX. Yet unless you’re an accredited investor, acquiring SpaceX shares isn’t easy. AST SpaceMobile offers retail investors a direct alternative.

AST is developing the first end-to-end space-based cellular broadband network that connects directly to standard smartphones. Unlike Starlink—which requires a dish and modem—AST’s direct-to-device technology integrates seamlessly with any mobile phone.

Strategic Partnerships Drive Growth

AST’s revenue model takes a wholesale approach: it links its satellite network with established carriers rather than competing directly for end users. The company has agreements with telecom giants such as AT&T in North America, Vodafone (NASDAQ: VOD) in Europe, and Rakuten (OTCMKTS: RKUNY) in Japan.

For satellite deployment, AST collaborates with Arianespace, the Indian Space Research Organisation and Blue Origin. Its Block 2 Bluebird satellites have arrived in India and are slated for launch three to four months after delivery.

In February, AST secured a $43 million contract with the U.S. Space Development Agency. While not transformational overnight, a federal contract enhances AST’s credibility ahead of its commercial rollout. This award followed successful tests of the BlueWalker-3 satellite in government applications.

This summer, AST informed the U.S. FCC it plans to launch up to 20 second-generation Bluebird satellites by year-end, aiming to begin commercial services in early 2026. Although still pre-revenue, that timeline helps explain the stock’s popularity among institutional investors.

Over the past 12 months, institutional inflows of $1.59 billion have far exceeded outflows of $354.29 million. According to AST’s Q2 presentation, the company holds over $1.5 billion in cash on its balance sheet until its services launch.

Promising Technicals Despite a Pullback

Since hitting a five-year low in May 2024, ASTS has surged an astonishing 1,911.5%. Following a sharp rally in August, the stock traded sideways between $20 and $32 until late May, when it embarked on another leg higher.

In July, ASTS found secondary support around $41. If this level gives way, the shares could dip below their 200-day moving average (yellow line in the chart below) and retrace up to 51% of their YTD gain before finding primary support near $20.

Notably, ASTS’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 34.72 is nearing oversold territory (30 or below). The previous two times it dipped to these levels, buyers stepped in and lifted the stock higher, as indicated by the green arrows on the chart.

After such a dramatic run-up, a pullback is plausible. Still, any retracement is unlikely to break the overarching uptrend—or dim the momentum once AST begins generating revenue.

Analysts assign AST SpaceMobile a consensus Moderate Buy rating: five Buy recommendations, five Holds and no Sells.