VSAT Stock Recent News

ViaSat (VSAT) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

A second Viasat communications satellite is malfunctioning in orbit, this time from the fleet of recently acquired U.K.-based Inmarsat.

Malaysia Airlines will use Viasat's (VSAT) Ka-band IFE solutions in its new Boeing 737-8 fleet.

ViaSat (VSAT) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.83 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.22. This compares to loss of $0.29 per share a year ago.

Viasat reportedly quarterly results on Wednesday as the company continues to investigate its recent satellite malfunction.

Cheap space stocks are emerging as a new opportunity for intelligent investors. These stocks, which are often ignored, have great potential for growth and profitability.

Pursuing wealth in capital markets always carries its share of volatility, and space stocks present a compelling opportunity for the risk-taker. This relatively new and unpredictable segment is catching the eye of many investors, particularly those looking for sectors with the potential for astronomical growth.

While attempting to get rich in the capital markets always presents extraordinary risks, if you're committed to this framework, the top space stocks offer a better chance than many if not most other equity sectors. For example, the agriculture segment is critical but you're probably not going to get rich off any agribusinesses.

Last month, digital satellite telecommunications pioneer Viasat, Inc. NASDAQ: VSAT was on top of the world. The company had just wrapped up a $7.3 billion acquisition of U.K. rival Inmarsat to strengthen its position in the global satellite broadband market.

Viasat Inc.'s stock plunged more than 28% Thursday after the communications company disclosed a problem that could affect one of its satellites.