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Well, I mean only if you're looking straight up at dawn and dusk. It won't be like a ring just over the horizon, it would be more like a ring that touches the horizon on one side, perpendicular to the horizon, stretches across the top of the sky, and then touches the horizon on the other side.
If you're watching the sunrise, there would still be too much light to see satellites, you'd really only be able to see them after dark, assuming you don't live in/near a city (in which case you just can't ever see satellites).