Firefly Aerospace Incorporation WKN: A41ENY ISIN: US31816X1063 Kürzel: FLY Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Wir sehen uns Ende 2026 bei 80$-100$ Elon macht das schon 😅

so bin rein

Wird $FLY seinem Namen nun gerecht und springt in den Bereich um 32–35 Dollar? Der Kurs hat die 4-Stunden-Wolke zurückerobert, und die Oberkante der Tageswolke deckt sich perfekt mit der Zone von 32 bis 35 Dollar als nächstem logischen Aufwärtsziel. Das Thema Weltraumwirtschaft ist derzeit absoluter Wahnsinn 🚀 .

Dip genutzt. Bin drin

Sowas nennt man timing 😂 Egal habe die Position jetzt ganz gemacht

Wir dürfen nicht zuviel in Foren schreiben über andere Aktien. 🤣🤣🤣

Hab' mal die letzten News eingestellt ...

Firefly Aerospace (Nasdaq: FLY) named Ramon Sanchez as Chief Operating Officer, effective December 22, 2025. Sanchez will oversee day-to-day operations and lead production scaling and operational execution across launch vehicles, lunar landers, and spacecraft product lines to meet growing customer demand. Sanchez brings more than two decades of production operations experience at Boeing, including commercial, classified, and human spaceflight programs, and is an Army veteran. The role emphasizes enhancing safety, quality, and reliability and improving collaboration across engineering, manufacturing, and reliability teams to drive factory stability and deliver on commitments to shareholders and customers.

Firefly Aerospace (Nasdaq: FLY) will host Volta Space Technologies’ LightPort wireless power receiver on the Blue Ghost Mission 2 lander to demonstrate laser-based power transfer on the far side of the Moon. The payload will test Volta’s LightGrid concept by validating a lunar surface receiver and integration into surface power distribution architectures. Blue Ghost Mission 2 will carry six payloads from five countries, including NASA’s LuSEE-Night and ESA’s Lunar Pathfinder. Firefly’s Elytra Dark vehicle will act as transfer vehicle and relay, then remain in lunar orbit for more than five years to provide ultraviolet and visible imaging and cislunar situational awareness.