 Dear Reader, Dr. Mark Skousen here. You want to know what makes me furious? Watching the same scam play out over and over. A company like SpaceX could go public any day now… in what Bloomberg is touting as "the biggest IPO of ALL TIME." And who is allowed to get in early? The hedge fund guys. The Goldman partners. The private equity sharks. The same people who've already won the game ten times over. They gobble up shares at pre-IPO prices… where around 95% of the gains are made. Then they open the gates to everyone else — after they've already locked in their fortunes. Regular investors get the leftovers. The scraps. I've been fortunate… Early in my career, I made the right connections. CIA directors. I’ve met four US presidents. Wall Street power players. The types of people who can get you in Pre-IPO. I've had a seat at the table my whole life. And it's made me wealthy. But I'm 77 years old now. I'm tired of watching good people get shut out of opportunities that could change their lives. So when I heard SpaceX could be getting ready for a $1.5 TRILLION IPO... I decided to pay it forward. Today, I’m prepared to share an "access code" that lets my readers grab a pre-IPO stake in SpaceX. Before Elon’s big announcement. Before the feeding frenzy. Before regular investors get shut out again. For once, the door is open. And I'm holding it for you. Click here to see how to get your pre-IPO ‘access code’. Yours for peace, prosperity, and liberty, AEIOU, Dr. Mark Skousen
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Special Report AST SpaceMobile Jumps 9% After Government Contract AnnouncementBy Jordan Chussler. Article Published: 2/25/2026. 
Key Points- AST SpaceMobile has secured a $30 million prime contract from the U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) for the HALO Europa Program, marking the first-ever prime contract for its defense subsidiary and solidifying its role as a key government contractor.
- While the company has seen a one-year stock gain of over 200% and massive year-over-year revenue growth, experts question its ability to meet ambitious goals, including the launch of 45 to 60 BlueBird satellites by the end of 2026.
- Despite heavy institutional investment, Wall Street remains cautious with a consensus Reduce rating and high short interest (over 16%), as analysts weigh recent earnings misses against the company's expanding portfolio of strategic and military partnerships.
- Special Report: The biggest capital flow in American history (From Porter & Company)
Shares of SpaceX rival and communication-services upstart AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) gained more than 9% after the company was awarded a $30 million prime contract from the U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) for the HALO Europa program. The announcement is the latest in a string of contracts that have helped push the stock to a one-year gain of more than 200%. A little-known stock pick with money-doubling potential over the next year is revealed for free in the first three minutes of a new video. This company is a critical piece of Elon Musk's fast-growing Starlink technology. It could climb 100 percent or more over the next year as Elon brings Starlink public in what may be the biggest IPO in history. No credit card is required to get the ticker. Watch the free video to get the ticker today. The Midland, Texas-based aerospace firm continues its ambitious pursuit of a space-based cellular broadband network designed to connect standard mobile phones and other devices directly to its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. The latest federal agreement, announced on Monday, Feb. 23, marks the first prime contract for AST SpaceMobile USA, the company’s wholly owned defense subsidiary. AST SpaceMobile Is Emerging as a Massive Government ContractorDespite strategic partnerships with companies including Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ), AT&T (NYSE: T), Vodafone Group (NASDAQ: VOD), Japan’s Rakuten (OTCMKTS: RKUNY), American Tower (NYSE: AMT), and BCE (NYSE: BCE), AST SpaceMobile’s expanding role as a federal contractor is positioning the firm as a major supplier for government communications needs. Details of the SDA award highlight AST SpaceMobile’s ability to provide rapid, direct-to-device tactical communications via its dual-use commercial BlueBird satellite constellation. The deal supports the Europa Track 2 Commercial Solutions program, part of the Tranche 2 Demonstration and Experimentation System (T2DES), which aims to strengthen the military’s transport layer of communications and data-relay satellites. According to Chris Ivory, CEO of AST SpaceMobile USA, the “selection for SDA’s Europa Track 2 program validates AST SpaceMobile’s ability to rapidly operationalize commercial space capabilities for national security.” Ivory added that “by leveraging our existing low Earth orbit dual-use satellite technology, we support the government’s defense efforts, delivering immediate connectivity with our BlueBird satellites and scaling quickly to advanced tactical use cases.” Previous federal contracts have been strong short-term catalysts; AST SpaceMobile shares jumped 15% after announcing a Pentagon contract on Jan. 16. Lofty Launch Expectations Keep All Eyes on ASTSDespite the bullish news, questions remain about the company’s ability to meet its ambitious 2026 launch targets, which include placing 45 to 60 BlueBird satellites into orbit by the end of 2026. On Jan. 22, the company said its next-generation Block 2 BlueBird satellite will be launched on Jeff Bezos-founded Blue Origin’s New Glenn-3 (NG-3) heavy-lift rocket, which is expected to deliver the array into LEO “no earlier than late February.” New Glenn-3 can carry up to eight BlueBird satellites at a time. But in late January, industry publication Light Reading reported that, at its current pace, AST SpaceMobile risks missing its 2026 launch target. Institutional investors, however, appear focused on the longer term. Institutional ownership has been net positive, with about $3 billion of inflows into ASTS over the past 12 months versus roughly $502 million in outflows. In the short term, analysts remain more cautious. How Wall Street Feels About ASTS Going ForwardAmong the 12 analysts covering the stock, ASTS carries a consensus Reduce rating, with just three analysts assigning a Buy. The average 12-month price target of $52.94 implies more than 38% potential downside from today’s share price. Meanwhile, short interest remains elevated at more than 16%, roughly 41 million shares of the 367 million shares outstanding. That represents a 3.4% increase from the prior month and, at $4.54 billion, the highest dollar value of shares shorted since the company went public on April 7, 2021. AST SpaceMobile’s next earnings report, slated for Monday, March 2, could be a short-term catalyst that counters short sellers’ bearishness. When the company last reported, it missed Q3 2025 earnings estimates for the third consecutive quarter and posted revenue of $14.74 million versus analyst expectations of $22.04 million. However, year-over-year revenue growth in Q3 was a remarkable 1,239.91%, suggesting the company’s government contracts and strategic corporate partnerships are beginning to produce results.
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