
Amazon just filed for a 5,000+ satellite direct-to-device constellation. Anpanman breaks down what it means for AST SpaceMobile and $ASTS.In this episode, Anpanman covers Amazon's new FCC filing for a 5,000+ satellite direct-to-device constellation and what it means for AST SpaceMobile's Ligado and Viasat spectrum position. He dives into the economics of mid-band and C-band spectrum deployment, AT&T's comments on CapEx savings from satellite coverage, and the massive one-bar coverage gap that direct-to-cell technology could solve. Anpanman also shares updates on ASTS stock, the upcoming Bluebird launch expected the week of August 3rd, projected Q2 earnings timing, and a candid discussion on margin, options, and risk management during this volatile market.00:02 Introduction and market reflections02:07 Amazon's 5,000-satellite FCC filing07:24 Ligado, Viasat and the spectrum poison pill10:41 Mid-band and C-band spectrum economics17:49 The one-bar signal opportunity22:19 Hedge fund short sellers and the government business25:39 Earnings date and launch timing28:44 Investor Q&A: Amazon patents vs Starlink30:36 Market volatility, rates and the Iran conflict35:33 Margin, options and risk management lessons52:10 Closing thoughts🎙️ Catch all episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5u6rTxenTvGw4STNbjswAk👋 Connect with the host on X: https://x.com/spacanpanman👕 Get the Gear: https://spacemob.printify.me/This is not financial advice. Do your own research before making any investment decisions.
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