Space Economy

The space economy has shifted from government programmes to commercial launch, satellite services, and data sold back to Earth. Falling launch costs have made businesses viable that could not previously close a business case.

64 stocks

Earth Observation Launch Services Satellite Communications

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	Theme Stocks	% of Portfolio	Status
1851	SKK Shepherd Kaplan Krochuk Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$105K	0	–	Closed
1852	SHWM Smith & Howard Wealth Management Atlanta, Georgia	$0	-$232K	0	–	Closed
1853	SI Sprott Inc Toronto, Ontario, Canada	$0	-$22.3M	0	–	Closed
1854	SIP Stoneridge Investment Partners Radnor, Pennsylvania	$0	-$282K	0	–	Closed
1855	TCW Group Los Angeles, California	$0	-$213K	0	–	Closed
1856	TCM Tetrem Capital Management Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	$0	-$388K	0	–	Closed
1857	TC TFS Capital West Chester, Pennsylvania	$0	-$1.86M	0	–	Closed
1858	TPCM Tide Point Capital Management Old Greenwich, Connecticut	$0	-$50M	0	–	Closed
1859	TCCM Timber Creek Capital Management Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$5K	0	–	Closed
1860	TimesSquare Capital Management New York	$0	-$36.7M	0	–	Closed
1861	VI Versor Investments New York	$0	-$90K	0	–	Closed
1862	WPC Waters Parkerson & Co New Orleans, Louisiana	$0	-$217K	0	–	Closed
1863	Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services Plymouth, Minnesota	$0	-$1.46M	0	–	Closed
1864	ZCM Zebra Capital Management Stamford, Connecticut	$0	-$223K	0	–	Closed
1865	ZDA Zweig-DiMenna Associates New York	$0	-$267K	0	–	Closed