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
2051	QSS Quantitative Systematic Strategies Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida	$0	-$1.46M	0	–	Closed
2052	QOP Quinn Opportunity Partners Charlottesville, Virginia	$0	-$183K	0	–	Closed
2053	RIM Rainier Investment Management Seattle, Washington	$0	-$1.25M	0	–	Closed
2054	SC Salzman & Co Pittsford, New York	$0	-$4.64M	0	–	Closed
2055	SAS Sarbit Advisory Services Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	$0	-$31.4M	0	–	Closed
2056	SM Sciencast Management Princeton, New Jersey	$0	-$558K	0	–	Closed
2057	SEC Seven Eight Capital New York	$0	-$3.46M	0	–	Closed
2058	SCM SG Capital Management Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$5.07M	0	–	Closed
2059	SD Sumway Development Shanghai, China	$0	-$427K	0	–	Closed
2060	Tenor Capital Management New York	$0	-$2.18M	0	–	Closed
2061	Tiedemann Advisors New York	$0	-$239K	0	–	Closed
2062	TCM Timpani Capital Management Milwaukee, Wisconsin	$0	-$845K	0	–	Closed
2063	USGIU U.S. Global Investors (USGI) San Antonio, Texas	$0	-$575K	0	–	Closed
2064	VAM Verity Asset Management Durham, North Carolina	$0	-$239K	0	–	Closed
2065	VAM Visionary Asset Management Houston, Texas	$0	-$222K	0	–	Closed
2066	WIC Water Island Capital New York	$0	-$143K	0	–	Closed
2067	YIA YHB Investment Advisors West Hartford, Connecticut	$0	-$201K	0	–	Closed
2068	YMRC Yorktown Management & Research Company Forest, Virginia	$0	-$248K	0	–	Closed