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3 Tech Stocks With High and Rising Institutional Interest 
Institutions owning over 80% of the S&P 500 market capitalization are a powerful market force. When they sell, the market falls, and when they buy, the market rises. This article examines three up-and-coming technology stocks that also have high and increasing institutional interest, a powerful force for their share prices. The questions to be answered are what drives the interest and how high their share price may rise over the coming twelve months. Gold just broke through $3,300…
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AST SpaceMobile: Institutional Activity Rockets Higher in Q2 AST SpaceMobile’s (NASDAQ: ASTS) institutional activity turned bullish late in 2024 and began to ramp higher in Q4. It surged in Q1 2025 and then again in Q2 to set record highs. The shift in buying aligns with a change in business operations that includes the launch of its network, initial revenues, accelerating contract wins, and a rapidly improving outlook for sustainable, profitable growth. Institutions own more than 60% of this stock, with Rakuten Capital, Vodafone, and American Tower Corporation listed as the largest shareholders. Each has a vested interest in the business, collectively operating a global network of telecommunications services. Analysts' activity is also a significant driver for this market. The trends tracked by InsiderTrades include rapidly increasing coverage, a firm Moderate Buy rating, and a rising price target. The consensus in mid-June suggests the stock is trading near fair value, but the revision trends indicate a high-end range of nearly $63, representing an almost 50% upside for the stock. Catalysts for the move include the upcoming earnings report, which is expected to accelerate revenue growth and improve earnings clarity. Analysts predict this company will turn profitable in late 2026 or early 2027 and then rapidly accelerate its earnings afterward. 
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