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We Own The Skies – The Most Assets I’ve Ever Deployed with CCT Peaches Jared Pietras | Mike Drop 202
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Own the skies? Sounds like a bold claim. I hope it’s backed by solid research and not just hype.
A fair point—always cautious of exaggerations in investing.
This reminds me of the rise of lithium and uranium stocks. Are they tapping into similar trends?
Could be, but sky-related industries might focus more on tech and logistics.
Investing in the skies seems risky. What are the safest ways to do it?
Diversifying across multiple companies in the sector might help mitigate risk.
What assets specifically are we talking about here? More details would be helpful to gauge the potential.
Hard to say without specifics, but satellite firms and drone startups are likely candidates.
Jared always has an interesting take on deploying capital. Wonder if he’ll focus on mining or energy this time.
Mining has been volatile lately, energy might be a safer bet.
I’m always skeptical of broad statements like ‘own the skies.’ What does that even mean?
Maybe it’s about controlling key infrastructure or supply chains in aviation.
The discussion about asset deployment in the sky sounds intriguing, but I wonder how it relates to the broader economy?
Not sure either. Maybe it touches on new technologies or sectors like drone delivery or aviation?
Could be about defense contracts or satellite infrastructure—both big areas for investment.
Interesting to see how they approach aviation and space investments. Definitely a growing sector.
NASA and SpaceX have made space more accessible for private investment.
With the rise of electric vehicles, maybe they’re discussing lithium or cobalt assets for batteries.
Good thought, but the title suggests a broader sky-focused approach.
I hope they provide a clear strategy rather than just vague buzzwords.
Buzzwords don’t create value—actionable insights matter.
This could be a great opportunity to understand emerging trends in aerial tech.
Hopefully, it’s not just theoretical. Real-world examples would be convincing.
Space and drone tech are definitely the future. Excited to see what Jasper has to unpack.
Agreed—space is becoming a hot investment area.
I wonder if they’ll cover lithium-ion battery advancements for aviation.
That’s a key area, but the sky focus might be broader.
The title is catchy, but I’d like to know what concrete opportunities they’re discussing.
Agreed—needs more clear examples to add credibility.
Hoping for insights on how to invest in next-gen aviation. It’s a fascinating space.
Would love to hear about electric aircraft or drone networks.
Are they discussing uranium or other rare earth metals for space applications?
Possible, but the title hints at more than just mining.