Checkout who was buying more shares from June 2018 to April 2019 trading suspension while mum and dads are selling. This is where SAS SP dropped from 5c to 2.8c. This is looking like around 9 months accumulation of the Smart Money.



This article may tell us why Smart Money is investing. No wonder we suddenly see Morgan Stanley and UBS clients on the top 20 SAS holders. Add JP Morgan and Citicorp as top holders.

An investor's guide to space, Wall Street's next trillion-dollar industry

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/an-investors-guide-to-space-wall-streets-next-trillion-dollar-industry/ar-BBWvDCD

The estimated $400 billion space economy is still largely dominated by large aerospace and defense companies, serving government-funded interests. But investors say that's changing, with Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and UBS each issuing frequent research for clients on how the space industry is growing. Wall Street's consensus is that space will become a multitrillion-dollar economy in the next 10 to 20 years — a view investors today are banking on.

Amazon is busy partnering / supporting Satellite startups, this is how it will compete with SpaceX. It has already partnered with some Israel startups.
https://www.cxotoday.com/corner-office/how-aws-ground-station-service-is-driving-future-space-mission/

AWS Ground Station allows customers to more easily and cost-effectively control satellite operations, ingest satellite data, and integrate the data with applications and other cloud services running in AWS. The objective of AWS Ground Station is to drive down the expense of space communications, with cost savings in some cases amounting to as much as 80%.

It's becoming obvious that SAS will soon partner with Amazon, not to mention they should be interested with our first existing 50 clients/signed MOUs. No wonder the Amazon AWS Logo in the presentation to be used in our London Operation Center.

Jeff Bezos and Amazon Propose Space-Based Internet Service to Compete With SpaceX and OneWeb

https://fortune.com/2019/04/04/jeff-bezos-amazon-project-kuiper/

Amazon said the goal of the project is to bring connectivity to underserved parts of the world. “This is a long-term project that envisions serving tens of millions of people who lack basic access to broadband internet,” the company said in a statement. “We look forward to partnering on this initiative with companies that share this common vision.”

It's also good to see that SAS is hiring. Building the Team in preparation for the Launch and Operation of the first batch.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ortal-kvartler-22b61a108/detail/recent-activity/