RETAIL INVESTORS ARE GOING ALL-IN LONG ON
$SPCX, BUT A BRUTAL CRASH BACK TO IPO LEVELS IS INEVITABLE
I love watching retail traders turn aggressively bullish on a stock where, fundamentally, virtually nothing has changed on a macro scale.
These long positions are being driven solely by Elon Musk’s announcement about an upcoming rocket launch.
Yet the threat of insider dumping, the very catalyst that recently crushed the stock well below its IPO price, hasn't gone anywhere. Guess what happens as the next lockup expiration date approaches? A direct slide right back to the IPO price.
👉 Quick Digest:
The stock rallied 5% over the past week.
Nvidia Orbital AI Deal: SpaceX is partnering exclusively with Nvidia to deploy redesigned NVL72 hardware into orbit via its upcoming Starmind satellites, aiming to make space the cheapest destination for AI compute.
Cantor on Rocket Lab: Cantor Fitzgerald reaffirmed that
$RKLB remains an attractive entry point, noting its Neutron rocket could emerge as the only viable rival to the Falcon 9.
Launch Date Rally:
$SPCX surged nearly 6% today, crossing back above $150 after SpaceX slated Starship’s 14th flight and first-ever orbital test for September 22.
Nasdaq-100 Rebalance: Following Monday’s quarterly rebalance, SpaceX’s weighting in the Nasdaq-100 will more than double from roughly 1.28% to 2.82%.