SpaceX already crashed from $225 to $152.
It’s now trading almost back near its IPO price.
Yet somehow, everyone is acting like the worst is already behind us.
I think they’re watching the WRONG stage of the cycle.
Euphoria → Denial → Final Flush → Accumulation → Vertical
And in my view, the FINAL FLUSH still hasn’t happened.
My bottom zone hasn’t changed:
$77–$85
And that’s exactly where things usually get interesting.
The bottom won’t look bullish.
It’ll look dead.
Flat. Boring. Ignored.
That’s when accumulation usually starts.
Every share retail dumps in panic still has a buyer on the other side.
Ask yourself who.
Any bounce into $120–$140 before the real low?
I’m not getting excited.
Could easily be one more sucker rally before the final washout.
The real opportunity comes when nobody wants SpaceX anymore.
Then:
$80 → $130 → $180 → $250+
And this is why the bottom matters so much.
The bigger story isn’t just the chart.
SpaceX + xAI + Starlink + Tesla + robotics + autonomy + energy.
Musk has played this game before.
Tesla bought SolarCity.
At the time, people hated it.
What came later was one of the biggest runs in Tesla’s history.
This time the scale could be MUCH bigger.
Retail will probably sell the panic near $80.
Then buy it back above $200 once it finally feels “safe.”
Same story every cycle.
The drop from $152 could be the last major flush before the real bottom starts forming.
Save this.
Come back when SpaceX is near $80
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