$SPCX More than 150 long positions are stuck. After dropping below the new low, it rebounded to 146—should you hold it or cut?

Brothers, SPCX is truly just a trap for longs! The ones who got stuck from 160 haven’t been cleared yet, and the brothers who chased longs at 150 are also stuck. After the good news was already out, it kept grinding down—lowest it dipped to 145.23, and it’s now rebounding around 146.
Looking at the K-line:
The 1-hour current price is 146, far below the BOLL midline at 147.14. The MACD has a golden cross, but the histogram is weak, so the rebound strength is extremely limited.
RSI at 31.98 is close to oversold, so there may be a small rebound in the short term. But with a shrinking-volume rebound and price being suppressed by the midline, the trend still leans bearish.
Resistance is 147.5-148.5; only a breakout can we look toward 150. Support is 144.3; if it breaks, it will head to 142.
De-stuck strategies in layers:
For light positions:
At the current price, cut 1/3; when it rebounds to the resistance area, cut another 1/3; leave the remaining position to wait for a rebound to around 150 to exit.
For heavy positions:
Near the current price, you must cut half; when it rebounds to the resistance area, cut another 30%, leaving only 1-2% to exit around 149-150. For deep stuck positions on heavy leverage, first protect your principal.
When good news is exhausted, it turns into a bearish factor—an “upward grind” doesn’t talk about a bottom. Every rebound is an opportunity to reduce losses—don’t wait until it makes another new low before regretting it.
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