$156 SPCX, is it a "bullish signal exhausted" sell-off, or the last shakeout in the "golden pit"?



First look at the surface: brutal, but not collapsing.

From an IPO price of 135 to 225, then back down to 156, erasing most of the gains. Down 17% in the past 5 days, with a 24-hour fluctuation range of 147-165, a typical "post-IPO surge and pullback" script.

But bond issuance is oversubscribed nearly 3 times, with cash reserves exceeding 100 billion. What does this indicate? Big funds are buying bonds, retail investors are selling stocks.

First thing: SpaceX issued 20 billion yuan in bonds, the market misunderstood.

SpaceX issued about $2-2.5 billion in investment-grade bonds to repay bridge loans and fund AI expansion. Once the news broke, the stock price plummeted.

Retail investors' understanding: The company is short on cash, run!

Institutional understanding: Credit quality is so good that oversubscribed 3 times, AI expansion needs funding, xAI integration is accelerating.

Bonds are snapped up wildly, stocks are hammered. The same company, two completely different valuations.

Second thing: xAI integration is the real long-term story.

By early 2026, all stocks will merge with xAI, integrating Grok, X platform, and Colossus supercomputers into SpaceX.

SpaceX is not just building rockets; it’s becoming a "space AI data center."

Starlink + AI = global computing power coverage, no dead spots.

The space data center concept is currently unique worldwide.

The market always pays for a story of "not yet profitable but will make crazy money in the future."

Third thing: Technical analysis has already reached a critical point.

147-150 USD is the Fibonacci 0.618 retracement level + POC volume cluster + previous gap support, a triple overlap.

After a large bearish candle on June 22-23, a small bullish rebound began — a typical "bad news exhausted" candlestick pattern.

But note: rebound volume is insufficient, buying still on the sidelines. 165 is the short-term critical line; a volume breakout above confirms a reversal. Falling below 147, the next target is IPO price 135.

Bull-bear showdown, you decide.

One side (bears):

Surged to 225 after IPO, typical FOMO top

Bond financing interpreted as "capital hunger"

Lock-up period approaching, selling pressure still exists

Lost 4.9 billion, PS over 100x, valuation too high

Short-term technicals show downward pressure, bear alignment

One side (bulls):

Bond oversubscribed 3x, institutional confidence in real money

xAI integration creates the "space + AI" global unique track

Cash reserves over 100 billion, ample liquidity

147-150 triple support, high probability of technical rebound

Elon Musk’s execution has been proven countless times

Key levels:

Resistance above: 160-165 → 176-190 → 225 (all-time high)

Support below: 150 → 147 (strong support) → 135 (IPO price)

Short-term traders:

Buy in stages within 147-150, stop-loss below 145. First target 165-170, second target 180-190. Watch 4H/1H charts, RSI divergence + volume increase = confirmed rebound.

Swing traders:

Wait for volume to stabilize above 165 before chasing, target 190-220. If it drops below 147, observe first, buy again near 135.

Long-term believers:

140-150 is the window for positioning. Build gradually, ignore short-term fluctuations.

Risk rule:

Daily volatility over 10% is normal, leverage no more than 5-10x.

Elon’s single tweet can reverse the trend.

Perpetual contracts: watch funding rates, holding overnight costs.

Strict stop-loss, survival is the priority.

SPCX now is like Tesla in 2020 —

Everyone said "too expensive, will fall" before the split, but it rose from 400 to 2000.

Every real innovation starts when "everyone thinks it’s too expensive."

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