u/Casual_Berger

Only up from here!

Just asking with Memorial Day coming up. I haven't watched close enough in the past, but is there any sort of negative or positive trend that anyone notices with these sort of dates? Maybe it will just be a Tuesday that looks like a Monday... who knows.

Just curious to ask, as this is different for everyone. I find a mix of news sources, finance pages, as well as discussion boards like Reddit to be helpful. Anywhere in particular that really gives you solid insight?

Excited to see what IREN does these next couple days…

Big things on the horizon! Never would've guessed the Bitcoin miners were AI's next move... and this is just the start I have a feeling.

Buy it upppp!

Lot's of products both new and familiar in the works from what I hear. Excited to see where this takes the shar price. Anyone else know in past years if the conference is a positive catylst for the stock? What're your expectations pre and post June 8th?

No wrong answers. It has taken me a very long time to become happy with who I am. Still working on it, but am really leaning into being who I am, even if it's not popular.

I've always been deeply introverted, but that may be me. Curious if there is any correlation to autism and personality types (introvert/extrovert)?

What are you?

Bull Case for HawkEye 360 ($HAWK): defense-tech, space intelligence, and early public-market growth

I’ve been looking into HawkEye 360 ($HAWK), and I think this is one of the more interesting new IPOs in the space/defense-tech sector.

HawkEye 360 is not just another speculative space company. It operates a constellation of 30+ satellites that detect and analyze radio-frequency signals around the world. In plain English: their satellites can help track ships, identify GPS jamming, monitor suspicious activity, and provide intelligence in areas where traditional tracking may be limited.

The numbers also look stronger than many early-stage space companies:

• 2025 revenue reportedly rose sharply to around $117–118 million.
• The company swung from a large loss in 2024 to profitability in 2025.
• Funded backlog was reported around $302–303 million.
• The IPO raised about $416 million.
• The stock priced at $26 and had a strong first-day debut, showing real institutional interest.
• FIRST EARNINGS - MAY 30TH

What stands out to me is that HawkEye 360 combines several major growth themes: space infrastructure, defense modernization, intelligence gathering, electronic warfare, maritime monitoring, and geopolitical security. Those are not short-lived trends

The bullish case is simple: if HawkEye 360 keeps growing revenue, converts backlog into sales, expands government and allied contracts, and proves it can stay profitable, the company could have significant room to grow from here.

Not financial advice, but I think HawkEye 360 is worth watching closely as a multi-year defense/space growth stock.

Bull Case for HawkEye 360 ($HAWK): defense-tech, space intelligence, and early public-market growth

I’ve been looking into HawkEye 360 ($HAWK), and I think this is one of the more interesting new IPOs in the space/defense-tech sector.

HawkEye 360 is not just another speculative space company. It operates a constellation of 30+ satellites that detect and analyze radio-frequency signals around the world. In plain English: their satellites can help track ships, identify GPS jamming, monitor suspicious activity, and provide intelligence in areas where traditional tracking may be limited.

The numbers also look stronger than many early-stage space companies:

• 2025 revenue reportedly rose sharply to around $117–118 million.
• The company swung from a large loss in 2024 to profitability in 2025.
• Funded backlog was reported around $302–303 million.
• The IPO raised about $416 million.
• The stock priced at $26 and had a strong first-day debut, showing real institutional interest.
• FIRST EARNINGS - MAY 30TH

What stands out to me is that HawkEye 360 combines several major growth themes: space infrastructure, defense modernization, intelligence gathering, electronic warfare, maritime monitoring, and geopolitical security. Those are not short-lived trends

The bullish case is simple: if HawkEye 360 keeps growing revenue, converts backlog into sales, expands government and allied contracts, and proves it can stay profitable, the company could have significant room to grow from here.

Not financial advice, but I think HawkEye 360 is worth watching closely as a multi-year defense/space growth stock.

Bull Case for HawkEye 360 ($HAWK): defense-tech, space intelligence, and early public-market growth

I’ve been looking into HawkEye 360 ($HAWK), and I think this is one of the more interesting new IPOs in the space/defense-tech sector.

HawkEye 360 is not just another speculative space company. It operates a constellation of 30+ satellites that detect and analyze radio-frequency signals around the world. In plain English: their satellites can help track ships, identify GPS jamming, monitor suspicious activity, and provide intelligence in areas where traditional tracking may be limited.

The numbers also look stronger than many early-stage space companies:

• 2025 revenue reportedly rose sharply to around $117–118 million.
• The company swung from a large loss in 2024 to profitability in 2025.
• Funded backlog was reported around $302–303 million.
• The IPO raised about $416 million.
• The stock priced at $26 and had a strong first-day debut, showing real institutional interest.
• FIRST EARNINGS - MAY 30TH

What stands out to me is that HawkEye 360 combines several major growth themes: space infrastructure, defense modernization, intelligence gathering, electronic warfare, maritime monitoring, and geopolitical security. Those are not short-lived trends

The bullish case is simple: if HawkEye 360 keeps growing revenue, converts backlog into sales, expands government and allied contracts, and proves it can stay profitable, the company could have significant room to grow from here.

Not financial advice, but I think HawkEye 360 is worth watching closely as a multi-year defense/space growth stock.

Bull Case for HawkEye 360 ($HAWK): defense-tech, space intelligence, and early public-market growth

I’ve been looking into HawkEye 360 ($HAWK), and I think this is one of the more interesting new IPOs in the space/defense-tech sector.

HawkEye 360 is not just another speculative space company. It operates a constellation of 30+ satellites that detect and analyze radio-frequency signals around the world. In plain English: their satellites can help track ships, identify GPS jamming, monitor suspicious activity, and provide intelligence in areas where traditional tracking may be limited.

The numbers also look stronger than many early-stage space companies:

• 2025 revenue reportedly rose sharply to around $117–118 million.
• The company swung from a large loss in 2024 to profitability in 2025.
• Funded backlog was reported around $302–303 million.
• The IPO raised about $416 million.
• The stock priced at $26 and had a strong first-day debut, showing real institutional interest.
• FIRST EARNINGS - MAY 30TH

What stands out to me is that HawkEye 360 combines several major growth themes: space infrastructure, defense modernization, intelligence gathering, electronic warfare, maritime monitoring, and geopolitical security. Those are not short-lived trends

The bullish case is simple: if HawkEye 360 keeps growing revenue, converts backlog into sales, expands government and allied contracts, and proves it can stay profitable, the company could have significant room to grow from here.

Not financial advice, but I think HawkEye 360 is worth watching closely as a multi-year defense/space growth stock.

I feel like a lot of the time we are led into a mindset that autism can be a disadvantage, when it doesn't always have to be... Flipping the script, have you ever felt like because of it, you are better at certain things than others?

Personally I feel like I intepret the world so much deeper than 99% of people in terms of emotions, awareness, and observation. I remember so much compared to the average person. Most people just seem so shallow or surface-level to me. But, maybe that's also why my mind is always spinning at 100mph.

Curious what others have to say...

Do you ever feel like you could text someone all day vs calling for 5 minutes drains you? (Regardless of who it is)

Personally, I love texting. Having a constant verbal stream of communication is a lot more energy-draining when speaking on the phone.

First off, I just want to say how great this sub is for everyone's openess and information in helping me understand this conditon...

With that being said, do sounds like cars, trucks, loud tv's/music, restaurants, people yelling, all really overhwelm you? I am an introvert and very much love peace and quiet spaces. Since elementary school, I have always been easily overwhelmed by noise, despite really improving my tolerance and function around it. Proud of the progress made even though it is still a challenge in my 20s. I can do a lot of things... but am left drained by normal sounds.

Just curious if this sensory aspect is a factor for anyone else? Thanks

If you're looking for the next small space stock, this might be it. Government and civillian uses. IPO happened recently. Lots of potential.

25M here... 7 weeks ago, I fell off my bike with my right arm outstretched and landed with all my weight on it, and went rolling.

My shoulder has full strength and range of motion. It just hurts when bringing food to my mouth, or bending at the elbow at my desk, or driving my car (Walking for some reason too). Regardless, the pain is always on the lateral aspect of the shoulder, and I could literally point to it with a pencil.

Orthopedist says it is likely a strain, but will wait 5 more weeks for MRI.

Has anyone experienced this? Lingering pain, but no deficits in function? How long did it last for you?

Thanks