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SPCX is trading around $137.50, and in my view the most important question right now is not simply “will it touch $150?” but whether buyers can turn $140–$145 back into support.

SpaceX priced its IPO at $135, opened at $150, and reached $176.52 during the first session, so both $135 and $150 are psychologically important levels.

At $137.50, SPCX is only $2.50, or about 1.82%, above its $135 IPO price.

To reach $150 from here, the stock needs approximately +9.09%.

That is absolutely achievable if buyers regain momentum, but I would not treat $150 as guaranteed.

The stock has already shown very large swings since listing, including a reported post-IPO range from roughly $104.83 to $225.64.

MY VIEW:

I am cautiously bullish above $135, but the chart needs confirmation. $135–$137 is the first major demand zone. If SPCX holds $135 and climbs back above $140, I would expect buyers to challenge $145, then $150.

A clean break above $150 could change the short-term structure significantly because $150 is both a psychological level and the original opening price.

THE $150 QUESTION:

Yes, I believe SPCX can touch $150 again if the current price holds $135 and buying volume returns. From $137.50, $140 is +1.82%, $145 is +5.45%, $150 is +9.09%, $155 is +12.73%, and $160 is +16.36%. My base-case recovery target is $150–$155 rather than immediately expecting $170+.

KEY RESISTANCE:

$140 is the first hurdle, followed by $145. The major resistance is $150. Above $150, watch $155, $160 and then $170. A decisive move above $150 would make $160 approximately +16.36% from the current $137.50 price, while $170 would represent approximately +23.64%. The previous IPO session high around $176.52 remains a much larger resistance reference.

KEY SUPPORT:

$135 is the most important nearby level because it was the IPO price. Below $135, I would watch $130, then $125. The $120 area becomes the next major psychological support, while $105–$110 is a much deeper historical zone. From $137.50, a move to $135 is only -1.82%, $130 is -5.45%, $125 is -9.09%, and $120 is -12.73%.

TRADING PLAN:

I would not enter the entire position at $137.50. My preferred approach is to divide the trade into stages. One approach is to watch $135–$138 for a confirmed bounce. The safer momentum approach is to wait for SPCX to reclaim $140 and then confirm above $145. The strongest bullish confirmation would be a sustained move through $150 with strong volume.

UPSIDE TARGETS:

TP1 $145, TP2 $150, TP3 $160. If $150 breaks and becomes support, I would consider $160 the next important target, followed by $170. A move from $137.50 to $160 is approximately +16.36%; $170 is +23.64%; and a return to the previous $176.52 high would be approximately +28.38%.

RISK PLAN:

SL1 = $134.50 for a tight setup, SL2 = $129.50 for a wider swing setup, and SL3 = $119.50 for a much larger structural risk level. These are technical example levels, not guaranteed outcomes. Because SPCX is a relatively new public listing with high volatility, position sizing matters more than trying to predict every candle.

THE BEARISH SCENARIO:

If SPCX loses $135 decisively, my bullish thesis becomes weaker. Below $135, $130 becomes the first downside level, followed by $125 and $120. A sustained break below $120 would indicate that sellers are gaining considerably more control and could reopen the lower $105–$110 zone.

THE BULLISH SCENARIO:

$137.50 → $140 → $145 → $150. If $150 breaks convincingly, the next path becomes $155 → $160 → $170. A move from $137.50 to $150 requires only +9.09%, while $160 requires +16.36%. Considering SPCX's previous volatility, those percentage moves are possible, but they should be treated as scenarios rather than promises.

One important factor is supply. SpaceX has gone through staggered lock-up releases. A recent report said another 319 million shares, around 7% of insider-owned equity, became available during the August unlock process. Earlier unlocks did not automatically create a sustained decline, but additional available shares can increase volatility and selling pressure.

VALUATION AND SENTIMENT:

The market remains very optimistic about SpaceX's long-term growth story, but the valuation is demanding. A recent report cited SPCX trading around 93 times projected 2027 earnings, while Goldman Sachs data showed both hedge funds and mutual funds holding overweight positions. That combination tells me sentiment remains strong, but expectations are also extremely high.

FINAL OPINION:

At $137.50, I would not panic below $150. In fact, I see $150 as a realistic recovery test if $135 remains protected. My preferred route is $135–$140 stabilization → $145 → $150. If $150 breaks, $160 becomes the next serious target and $170 becomes possible with strong momentum. But if $135 fails, I would step back and wait for $130–$125 rather than chasing weakness.

So, WILL SPCX TOUCH $150?

My answer is YES, $150 is realistically reachable, but I want to see $140 and then $145 reclaimed first. Above $150, the chart becomes much more attractive; below $135, the setup becomes defensive. From $137.50, the key numbers are +1.82% to $140, +5.45% to $145, +9.09% to $150, +16.36% to $160, +23.64% to $170, and +28.38% to $176.52.

My overall bias:

CAUTIOUSLY BULLISH ABOVE $135, STRONGLY MORE POSITIVE ABOVE $150, and BEARISH IF $135 FAILS decisively. The next major battle is $140–$150, and that range will likely decide whether SPCX starts another recovery leg or remains under pressure.