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Trading at 0.2× sales vs its 0.8× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $22.75 · price $5.77 today
Undervalued · 75% below
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$DISH - DISH Network CORP - 10Q - Updated Risk Factors
DISH’s risk factors now center on uncertainties from the ATT Transactions—timing, regulatory hurdles, possible delays, and impacts on financial health and going concern—moving away from prior FCC and bankruptcy concerns. #Telecommunications #MarketUncertainty #MergersAndAcquisitions #FinancialHealth #RegulatoryRisk
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https://d-risk.ai/DISH/10-Q/2025-11-14
$ASTS so the question is - who owns the 600MHz lowband spectrum and why is this an issue?
https://grok.com/chat/13e15ab8-e56a-44f9-a3e3-4dd361fa7257?referrer=website
Grok answers.
$TMUS, $DISH (probably working with Ergen's $SATS), and $T, and a few others.
This is great penetrating spectrum for AST's satellites if I understand correctly
@puckfan No, please please, keep investing in $DJT
I think every Trump supporter should put all of their money into $DJT and you know what? Let's add some $BLOAQ and $DISH
if anyone read the article in full it creates the implication that $AAPL gave up on $GSAT partnership and moving on with Starlink. When fundamentally nothing has changed. Starlink is using the $TMUS spectrum, so of course $AAPL had to provide a software update to allow that satellite capability to be used on that spectrum and connect. But it’s limited to USA territory because of the license spectrum, Starlink has to go one telecom after another in each country to provide the D2C service; no different than the current structure of MNO relationship with $AAPL. The whole point that $AAPL entered this equity partnership with $GSAT is because they own an exclusive (except with $DISH ) spectrum that is globally acceptable and operational without the need to partner with a MNO and build next gen LEO sats.
@redceedar agreed, if you read the article in full it creates the implication that $AAPL gave up on $GSAT partnership and moving on with Starlink. When fundamentally nothing has changed. Starlink is using the $TMUS spectrum, so of course $AAPL had to provide a software update to allow that satellite capability to be used on that spectrum and connect. But it’s limited to USA territory because of the license spectrum, Starlink has to go one telecom after another in each country to provide the D2C service; no different than the current structure of MNO relationship with $AAPL. The whole point that $AAPL entered this equity partnership with $GSAT is because they own an exclusive (except with $DISH ) spectrum that is globally acceptable and operational without the need to partner with a MNO and build next gen LEO sats.
$NFLX
WAY OVERVALUED
Too much competition. It’s only a matter of time until Netflix is old hat.
Not a $372,000,000,000,000.000Bn dollar company. You’re being conditioned to think this is normal. It’s hot air, foam and BS. $roku $DISH $DIS $AMZN
$DISH DISH Network Corporation (NASDAQ:DISH) – Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Pay-TV and Wireless https://beyondspx.com/article/dish-network-corporation-nasdaq-dish-navigating-the-evolving-landscape-of-pay-tv-and-wireless
