Ah_Meng
08-04 17:09
It might be a bullish event but in two days, with the release of a lot more shares (more than existing free float), the flooding of market with more shares is itself a bearish event. Thus, I am neutral for tonight's result release. If the premium is low enough, I am still hoping to buy put option on it...  wait and see... I have never got the guess correct for these events, so don't trust my judgement [Tongue] [Facepalm] [Silence] [Chuckle] Then again, being first to vote and comment, will add that a lot more shares are waiting on the sidelines for release into the market. I would think as a middle term, this is negative for the company shares. The flooding of market with a lot more shares would outweigh positive events from the company. Keep eyes 👀 open and be aware what you are buying into.
SpaceX Surges 6.1% Through $116B Lockup Expiry — Is the Overhang Truly Gone?
SpaceX +6.14% Thursday, straight through the largest lockup expiry on record — 911.5 million insider shares, roughly $116 billion, turning sellable. It dipped at the open, then reversed. Attention swung back to the first earnings report: core profit beat, segment losses narrowed sharply, only AI capex ran slightly hot. Cathie Wood bought the dip, JPMorgan revised its target, Musk called Starlink undervalued. Peer SSPC still fell 12.16%. Biggest overhang cleared, sector not following — inflection, or just the end of the selling?
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