Definitely not buying on day 1. There is too much hype and euphoria for safe investment. Even swing trading is risky as many might have already taken profit.
Once the emotions die down, I think many will realise that SpaceX hasn’t delivered anything that it has promised. There isn’t even a prototype yet the cash burn is at crazy amounts. How long and how much can SpaceX burn? Reality check will eventually come in the next 1-2 years. I think it will go back to more accurately reflect what the company is worth or more like what spacelink is worth. It will be less than $80 and possibly be only around $60-70, depending also if there is panic selling or selling by disillusioned retail investors who decide that the opportunity cost of putting their money with SpaceX can be better offset by buying other stocks.
I will definitely pick it up when it drops to less than $50. For now, the risk is far greater than the benefit and I think holding cash is safer than buying SpaceX.
SpaceX Surges Another 20%, Tops $200! Still a Chase for $2T Rocket?
SpaceX extended its post-listing parabolic run, surging 19.60% intraday and pushing further to $211 in after-hours trading (+9.62%), with analysts calling it a "$2 trillion stock that has left Earth." Musk's latest post and a U.S.-Iran agreement fueled market euphoria. Yet even crypto bull Novogratz admitted he feels "nervous about SpaceX" — the steeper the parabola, the sharper the reversal. Will you keep chasing this rocket, or wait for the first real pullback?
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