I’ve seen many people start analyzing the trend of $SPCX .
You can’t use conventional indicators to analyze the trend of SPCX.
Why? Because it literally doesn’t play by the rules.
When others get good news, they surge—but it doesn’t. When there’s bad news, it’s the one that leads with a plunge.
Today is Monday. At 21:30 tonight, the US stock market opens—new week starts.
And now SPCX’s pre-market trend is just like many previous weekends:
it’s a little up before the open, then it crashes right at the open.
This week, on the 20th, the 7% unlocked shares will flow into the market.
You can’t say it has no impact. It still doesn’t follow the usual playbook.
Earlier, when 20% was unlocked, it dropped and then rebounded—so this time, with 7%, will it continue?
You can only wait and see—#spcx
You can’t use conventional indicators to analyze the trend of SPCX.
Why? Because it literally doesn’t play by the rules.
When others get good news, they surge—but it doesn’t. When there’s bad news, it’s the one that leads with a plunge.
Today is Monday. At 21:30 tonight, the US stock market opens—new week starts.
And now SPCX’s pre-market trend is just like many previous weekends:
it’s a little up before the open, then it crashes right at the open.
This week, on the 20th, the 7% unlocked shares will flow into the market.
You can’t say it has no impact. It still doesn’t follow the usual playbook.
Earlier, when 20% was unlocked, it dropped and then rebounded—so this time, with 7%, will it continue?
You can only wait and see—#spcx