Some dude posted it here about a month ago and that's when I opened my positions, There's been also multiple DD. This one is the best: https://www.kookreport.com/post/ast-spacemobile-asts-the-mobile-satellite-cellular-network-monopoly-please-find-my-final-comp Here you can play with predictions. https://transhumanica.com/asts/model r/ASTSpacemobile is a great source of information

---

Yes there is competition in every industry. If you are referring to Tesla having comp and that being a bad thing. Tesla is still a 700bil dollar company. This is a 4bil dollar company with potential to be 100s of Billions even with comp. You do the math on growth potential in the stock

---

Tesla shareholders have got to be the biggest idiots for giving this guy such a massive comp package for such poor performance. He can only keep pumping the stock up with hype for so long before reality sets in.

---

On my last 11-hour (x2) piece of shit fucking Delta shit toilet round-trip Leg 1: 1. They lied about Bluetooth connectivity so I had no way to watch anything with sound Leg 2: 1. We departed late 1. the in-flight entertainment wasn’t working the entire flight 1. The screens were power cycling and flashing bright white at full brightness the entire flight (people were taping pillows to the screens out of desperation) 1. They offered each passenger a $10 voucher as comp 1. a Delta employee stole my $300 Bose headphones and they never bothered to investigate or comp me anything FUCK delta with a salted pineapple dildo, I will walk to my destination before taking Delta ever again, I hope you’re reading this you cunt motherfuckers FUCK YOU.

---

Boeing is a bad comp. They are a strategic industry that can't fail because the US requires them for security. I don't think crowdstrike enjoys that same protection.

---

Richmond Fed Comp. Index Actual -17 (Forecast -6, Previous -10)

---

I'm definitely no expert, so I'll defer to the people who are investigating the issues. According to Steve Burke, founder of GamersNexus and Wendell Wilson, founder of Level1Techs, they're commonly used as game servers. I'm uncertain of Steve's educational background, but I know he was a web developer previously, and Wendell is a Comp Sci major.

---

To the tune of $34M/year if what I read is accurate. Now compare that to the comp of the average tech worker. Specifically, engineers who bring these codes to light. To be compensated so highly in comparison should equate to a higher degree of effort no? Unfortunately, no. Dude was paid to be a decision maker. And his decision cost the world big herep

---

We can comp you a drink

---