A batch of 25 satellites for the Starlink mega-constellation - SpaceX's project for a space-based Internet communication system.
Bonehead - Go That Way
By: Michael D Tobin 011426
Investor’s Log: Sector Sweep Complete
I searched across bio-pharma, energy, rare earths, infrastructure, and space — hoping to find a company without dilution scars. But every “clean” candidate had deeper rot: no revenue, no contracts, no visibility. The only one that showed signs of healing was RDW. Dilution? Yes. But solvable. Backlog? Real. Manufacturing? Domestic. Defense adjacency? Strong.
RKLB had already earned its seat — now RDW joins the cockpit.
This isn’t blind optimism. It’s tactical positioning. I didn’t choose perfection. I chose the least-bad structural risk with the highest asymmetry.
Now the ship is ready. Two engines. One mission.
Captain Lookout Guy turns to Bonehead, the alien helmsman, and points toward the stars.
“Bonehead… go that way. Warp speed.”
Greenland and Bla Bla Bla
By: Michael D Tobin
01-08-26
(((Jan 15 UPDATE: What Trump actually said (based on sourced reporting)
“I would like to make a deal, you know, the easy way. But if we don’t do it the easy way, we’re going to do it the hard way.” https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/09/trump-greenland-military-denmark-nato.html?utm_source=copilot.comYou may not believe me, but all this stuff about "taking over Greenland" (the media are the only ones using that term) is all a bunch of media hype. They are merely discussing new and modern means to achieve what they began during WW2 between the Denmark government and our allies, and nobody has any plans to change anything. I am always having to find stuff just because people just don't know. So tiresome 😇. Everybody knows Greenland is a natural fortress against attack from the whole Atlantic and Europe in different directions. The record already shows that Europe has to be protected from themselves. HELLOOO. Look at the map. It's a military and a geographical fact. Had Germany controlled Greenland like they wanted (and they died trying), England and the UK would be speaking German. And if former Soviet Russia had control like they wanted, we would be speaking Russian. That's all there is to that, as Forest Gump would say.
But seriously. I saw the following quote from US VP JD Vance on Greenland, and it's all I could really stand after over a year of mainstream media hype, which has made it their number one business, bringing up old common knowledge for the sake of creating political and societal chaos, literally.
So, here you go. Here is just another great reminder of who's who and what's what. I'll just close on my article source-of-choice as a historical reference to Greenland and global security from as far back as WW2. And further, I will share VP Vance's statement as seen in today's social media page of US President Donald J Trump. And finally, I will have a video from BBC YouTube titled, "US-Venezuela: Russian-flagged tanker seized by US military" BBC News (Latest was in the North Atlantic Ocean between the nation of Iceland and the UK).
VP Vance's statement as seen in today's social media page of US President Donald J Trump.
Quiet Accumulators – The Fuse Beneath the Float
— Issue #5
By: Michael D Tobin
12-23-25
Quiet Accumulators – The Fuse Beneath the Float
Most IPOs flash hot, then fade.
They ride momentum, not mission.
But this one was different.
Starfighters Space Inc. (FJET) uplisted with lean operations, a rare aerospace asset, and a service model already in motion.
Not vaporware. Not hype.
Just a fuse waiting for ignition.
While the crowd chased volatility, we mapped the demand curve.
Defense, research, and payload logistics were already bending upward.
The float was thin, but the backlog was thick.
This wasn’t just a ticker pop — it was a transition to scale.
And when the fuse lit, profitability wasn’t a hope.
It was a trajectory.
We didn’t chase the chart.
We positioned before the ignition.
Because Quiet Accumulators don’t follow noise —
They map the fuse beneath the float.
This content is merely what AI Copilot is able to do when it is able. This is not financial advice. It is merely for enquiring minds. This particular series of Quiet Accumulators is a mere experiment, and nothing else I've created was with the help of AI research. Just sayin.
Quiet Accumulators — Issue #4: The Space Economy Ledger
By: Michael D Tobin
December 16, 2025
ENGINEER:
Quiet Accumulators — Issue #3 AI Panic Threatens Low Earth Orbit
By: Michael D Tobin
12-15-25
Opening Panel:
Headlines scream about AI valuations collapsing.
Investors flee speculative growth, dragging aerospace names down with them.
Middle Panels:
Rocket Lab (RKLB) launches flawlessly, yet its stock plunges.
Blue Origin and SpaceX continue building orbital infrastructure, supported by partners like Sierra Space, Redwire, and Aerojet Rocketdyne.
Market sentiment shrugs at success, blinded by AI retreat.
Closing Panel:
The Quiet Accumulators step in, mapping support levels and quietly accumulating shares.
Lesson: volatility is testimony, not tragedy. Conviction in space infrastructure outlasts hype cycles.
Quiet Accumulators – PLUG Power Issue #2: “Hydrogen Wars”
By: Michael D Tobin
Wk of Dec 15, 2025
Opening Scene
In Tickeropolis, the RDW battle has subsided, but a new storm brews around PLUG, the hydrogen titan.
Headlines scream about dilution and debt, while retail forums buzz with “clean energy salvation.”
The Quiet Accumulators regroup, sensing the villains are back with a new weapon: Hydrogen Hype.
Professor Orbital: Warns that orbital data centers need clean energy pipelines — hydrogen could be part of the solution.
Retail Sentinel: Sees retail traders chasing PLUG’s swings, determined to stabilize their emotions.
Legacy Builder: Frames hydrogen volatility as a generational lesson in patience and stewardship.
Dilution Man: Returns, boasting of endless share offerings to weaken retail conviction.
Narrative Shifter: Spins headlines of “Hydrogen Collapse,” sowing panic.
Shortcut Syndicate: Promises quick hydrogen profits but undermines long‑term infrastructure trust.
Retail traders rush into PLUG, driven by FOMO.
The villains unleash dilution and doom headlines, shaking confidence.
The Quiet Accumulators counter:
Professor Orbital connects hydrogen to orbital computing’s future.
Retail Sentinel steadies traders, reminding them of discipline.
Legacy Builder reframes the chaos as a teachable arc: “Hydrogen wars are about resilience, not shortcuts.”
The battle ends with PLUG volatile but visible — retail sentiment keeps it alive, institutions cap the upside.
The heroes declare: “Tickeropolis must learn that clean energy hype is only powerful when paired with stewardship.”
Teaser: “Next issue — ORN returns, building the foundations of terrestrial resilience.”
SpaceX VSFB HIGH N Southwest 012926 Southwesterly trajectory, but not as west as the previous. Today's launch was a beautiful, clear ...
