Verizon Communications (VZ)

Elon Musk is thinking big. Literally.

AST SpaceMobile stock hit a one-year low this week amid SpaceX's Starlink spectrum expansion, a Piper Sandler downgrade, a securities lawsuit, and ongoing earnings misses.

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SpaceX has its eyes on disrupting the telecommunications market.

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These stocks are priced incredibly low and possess significant upside.

One company is racing to connect phones directly to satellites; the other builds the rockets that get them there. Both are burning cash, but their paths to profitability diverge sharply.

T-Mobile shares hit a 52-week low after SpaceX's spectrum deal sparked satellite-disruption fears, but strong earnings, cash flow, and a Raymond James upgrade suggest the sell-off was overdone.

AT&T boasts a 17.4% net margin after shedding media assets, while Verizon's aggressive acquisitions have lifted free cash flow higher, but at the cost of greater leverage.

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Both companies burn cash and carry heavy debt, but are chasing huge market potential for their services.

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The LEO satellite producer still isn't generating recurring commercial revenue yet.

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Today, Oct. 9, 2026, SpaceX's low-band spectrum acquisition sparked a wireless sector rout, with Verizon down 10% and peers tumbling even steeper.

SpaceX's acquisition of 800 MHz low-band spectrum fueled wireless competition fears, sending AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile sharply lower, today, Oct. 9, 2026.

AST sank as SpaceX accelerated its plans to become a comprehensive satellite-based mobile wireless competitor.

SpaceX is purchasing a portfolio of low-band spectrum licenses.

SpaceX is buying spectrum, and T-Mobile investors are nervous.