$RDW: Can we get the same level of celebration when the stock goes from -10% to flat, as we did yesterday after it went from +10% to flat? Asking for a friend who studies market psychology... 😆

$AMPG: Another print misread post Q1 earnings creates massive gains for AmpliTech holders Last week, after earnings release, AmpliTech traded down to $2.08 following the Q1 print. I knew the sellers were reacting to the print rather than the fundamentals. We added it in the Subscriber Catalyst account and captured a solid weekly move of roughly 50%+, for now. Good execution and timing can meaningfully improve performance, especially when they’re part of a broader strategy backed by disciplined risk management.

$RDW : Few people know that Redwire is a strategic supplier for Blue Origin’s Blue Ring program. They provide the ROSA wings, along with multiple Argus cameras and Low Voltage Distribution Units LVDUs for the spacecraft. Blue Ring provides essential infrastructure and data services to hosted and deployed payloads, including communications, power, data storage, and edge and AI computing applications. As exemple, their Mars Telecommunications Orbiter leverages Blue Ring to provide transformative communications infrastructure to Mars. Tory Bruno, president of Blue Origin’s National Security Group, has already mentioned he envisions a constellation of Blue Ring vehicles "in the 100s" over the next 10 years.

Elon Musk in new interview on datacenters in space: "Datacenters in space is much easier than people may think. SpaceX has 10k satellites in orbit right now. In the future with Starship, we'll be launching over 10k per year; If you want to climb the kardashev scale, you have to go to space."

"For decades the total number of satellites orbiting Earth numbered about 4,000, but in the last five years that number has grown to about 14,000. This is just the beginning. By some estimates, in another decade, there will be approximately 500,000 satellites in orbit"

$YSS: York Space Systems today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Solestial, a leading provider of next-generation space solar technology. The acquisition secures a critical space solar capability within York’s supply chain through U.S.-based manufacturing, strengthening control over a key subsystem while reducing reliance on Chinese-controlled materials and manufacturing. Upon closing, Solestial will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of York, continuing to serve customers across commercial, civil, and national security markets. "York has consistently invested in U.S.-based manufacturing as a core part of how we deliver for our customers," said Dirk Wallinger, CEO of York. "This acquisition builds on that approach, strengthening our supply chain by investing in a proven U.S. company, supporting the domestic industrial base, and reducing reliance on foreign sources for critical materials and manufacturing."

$RDW: YOU ARE NOT BULLISH ENOUGH The pace of defense contracts awarded to Redwire has noticeably accelerated since the acquisition of Edge Autonomy in June 2025, culminating with a high eight-figure award that follows a $20M follow-on order announced just last month. And this is just one of five major value drivers for Redwire. Through its Defense segment, the company now delivers combat-proven uncrewed aerial systems, advanced optics, and resilient energy solutions used by defense agencies, federal civilian agencies, and allied governments worldwide. Go Redwire

Varda Space Industries Successfully Reenters W-6, Validating Autonomous Navigation and Advanced Thermal Protection Systems The capsule landed safely within the designated recovery zone at the Koonibba Test Range in South Australia, operated by Southern Launch, marking the company's second reentry of 2026. Similar to Varda's previous missions with Department of War payloads, the W-6 mission was funded through the Prometheus program, a partnership between the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and commercial space entities, which is addressing a national security need to accelerate novel science and technology experiments in the extreme hypersonic reentry environment through a low-cost, high-cadence flight testbed.

$RDW: NEW MULTI-YEAR CONTRACT VALUED AT HIGH EIGHT-FIGURES 🔥🔥🔥 Redwire today announced that it has been awarded a multi-year contract valued at high eight-figures, through a competitive tender, by an undisclosed NATO country ally to deliver its  Penguin Mk3 uncrewed aerial system (UAS) as part of a multi-year modernization program for the country’s tactical UAS capabilities. Redwire’s Penguin series UAS is fielded globally and is recognized for its endurance, modular payload architecture, and operational reliability. Penguin Mk3 builds from this foundation to address emerging mission needs across NATO and allied forces. Mk3 incorporates enhanced modularity, mission adaptability, and growth capacity to support a broad range of operational requirements.

$SPIR: has been selected by Amadeus IT Group, a leading global travel technology provider supporting airlines, airports, and travel companies worldwide, to provide a ground and space-based Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) data fusion for integration into the Amadeus Virtual Airport Operations Center (vAPOC). Amadeus vAPOC provides airport operators, airlines, and ground handlers with a unified operational view across airside and landside systems, in which global coverage of ADS-B flight tracking data is key. The integration of Spire’s aviation intelligence and data, which uses a combination of ground and satellite receivers for enhanced coverage, ensures the vAPOC can provide continuous aircraft visibility, on ground for airport operations.

$LUNR: Intuitive Machines is now the prime contractor for operations of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (“LROC”), a key instrument aboard the agency’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (“LRO”), and the ShadowCam instrument, a specialized lunar imaging camera on board the Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter that provides visibility in light obscured conditions such as dark and shadowed regions of the Moon. Under the $15.5 million cost-plus-fixed-fee three-year prime contract for LROC and the $4.5 million cost-plus-fixed-fee three-year prime contract for ShadowCam, Intuitive Machines is leading imaging operations, data storage and analysis, and mission support. The Company is leading LROC’s Moon surface mapping operations, and advance ShadowCam imaging of permanently shadowed regions.

Viva La StriX! The owl is ready to take flight for the ninth time on Electron🦉🚀. Our next mission for @synspective is set to launch from Launch Complex 1 NET May 22. Launch window opens: 🚀 9:30 pm NZST 🚀 09:30 UTC 🚀 6:30 pm JST 🚀 5:30 am EDT 🚀 2:30 am PDT

The great Space sector re-rating is coming. CNBC - SpaceX, which confidentially filed for an IPO in April, is planning to disclose its prospectus as soon as next week, people familiar with the matter said.  The company is gearing up for what's expected to be a historic offering after it was valued at $1.25 trillion in February, when it merged with xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup.