SPACEX IS OVER 🚨 AND I AM ANGRY 😡 SPCX STOCK PRICE PREDICTION! How Many Shares Did You Get?!

The video's central message is the host's frustration with retail investors being shortchanged on IPO allocations, citing his own experience of receiving only 28 of 660 requested SpaceX shares and just $3,000 of a $100,000 order, while institutional investors squeezed retail's cut from 30% down to 20%. He highlights EchoStar as a major disappointment, as it dropped to around $105 despite a promising start, though he notes a potentially bullish technical setup if it breaks above $115, with the August lockup expiration posing a key risk. Looking ahead, he urges viewers to prepare for what he calls massive upcoming IPOs from OpenAI and Anthropic in 2026, emphasizing the need to diversify across multiple brokerage platforms. To that end, he promotes Webull for the next IPOs, highlighting the $500 deposit bonus, no day-trade limits, and roughly 4% T-Bill yield on idle cash, while also stressing that confirming orders on platforms like Schwab is critical to securing allocations. The overall takeaway is that retail investors must be proactive with their tools and funding to avoid getting robbed again on future opportunities.

• ▶ 0:08 Host reveals he didn't get the shares he wanted despite doing everything right, requesting 660 shares but receiving only 28 — less than 5% of his order.

• ▶ 0:23 Most retail investors got only 20–25% of what they asked for, while some got 100%, making the host's allocation a major disappointment.

• ▶ 1:11 Retail investors' allocation was cut from an originally planned 30% down to closer to 20%, with institutions squeezing retail out of the IPO.

• [2:08–2:29] Echoar was the big disappointment, with heavy fear about government approval for a missed interest payment, causing too much risk and institutional selling.
• [3:22–3:40] The creator teases a "solution" and highlights upcoming massive opportunities in OpenAI and Anthropic, while his option plays stayed undefeated over three days.
• [5:01–5:25] He received only ~$3,000 of the ~$100,000 SpaceX IPO shares he requested, calling the allocation "horrible" and frustratingly close to 3% rather than the expected 25–50%.
• ▶ 5:45 The host plans to use Weeble for "the next two largest IPOs," calling them "some of the biggest in history" and citing the SpaceX IPO example with a 23% single-day gain, stressing the need to be ready by 2026.
• ▶ 6:13 Weeble offers no $25 minimum, no day trade limits, and an active promotion: deposit $500 to get $20 in fractional shares plus one month of premium — a "4% up" head start.
• ▶ 6:57 For idle cash, Weeble provides a T-Bill option with ~4% interest, and the host urges viewers to sign up today to prepare for upcoming IPO opportunities.
• ▶ 7:08 Set up an IPO center in your brokerage and use multiple platforms like Robinhood, Schwab, Fidelity, and Weeble to avoid missing IPO opportunities.
• ▶ 7:57 Affirming your order on Schwab was critical to receiving SpaceX shares; missing that step meant losing out on roughly 20% gains.
• ▶ 9:06 The speaker is frustrated by retail allocation disparity: some investors got full orders (e.g., $30K), while he received only $3,000 despite seven-figure accounts — and vows not to let it happen again.
• ▶ 9:52 The speaker is angered by missing the current opportunity and has already funded their Weeble account to be "ready to go" for the next IPO.
• ▶ 10:00 Viewers are directed to the first link to sign up, fund with $500 or more, and prepare for the next IPO, with a promise not to miss it again.
• ▶ 10:30 The speaker says retail got robbed, noting the retail allocation was cut from 30% to closer to 20% and given to institutions instead.
• ▶ 11:10 EchoStar ran as predicted at first but reversed hard, dropping to about $105, which he calls a huge disappointment despite the value of the parts.
• ▶ 12:10 He bought a call option giving him the right to buy 100 shares (expiring June 18th), and almost bought 10 contracts but only got one.
• ▶ 14:04 Bullish technical setup: 5-period moving average crossed above the 50-period, stock is finishing strong off the $106 low, and a move above $115 could target $135–$145.
• ▶ 14:33 The lockup period is the main concern, with August's unlock posing major selling pressure if the stock isn't 30% above IPO price.
• ▶ 14:54 Today only 4.2% was released, but the next release could be roughly five times that amount, potentially flooding the market and pushing the price lower.
• ▶ 16:06 He remains long, plans to play some trades, and expects possible upside on Monday before reassessing.
• ▶ 16:26 The creator promotes his community membership with code "bread" for 40% off, highlighting the lifetime deal as the best value.
• ▶ 16:42 He promotes Webull, urging viewers to fund at least $500, and announces he'll use the platform for the next IPO with step-by-step guidance.
• ▶ 17:18 He signs off by directing viewers to Discord and closes with a "like and subscribe" reminder and motivational send-off.

• ▶ 0:00 SpaceX IPO Allocation Disappointment (0:00 - 1:52) - Introduces the SpaceX IPO and expresses disappointment over allocation.
• ▶ 1:52 Early Trading and IPO Allocation Disappointment (1:52 - 5:27) - Recaps SpaceX/Echoar trading results and continues discussing IPO allocation disappointment.
• ▶ 5:27 Getting Ready for Future IPOs with Weeble (5:27 - 7:10) - Explains opening a Weeble account to prepare for upcoming IPO opportunities.
• ▶ 7:10 Next IPO Prep and Retail Allocation Disappointment (7:10 - 9:56) - Walks through the IPO center and shares disappointment over retail allocation vs institutions.
• ▶ 9:56 Weeble Call to Action and Retail Allocation Cut (9:56 - 11:16) - Urges viewers to fund Weeble for the next IPO and notes retail got a smaller cut.
• ▶ 11:16 Echoar/SATS Trade and Technical Levels (11:16 - 14:23) - Analyzes the Echoar/SATS trade, option positions, chart outlook, and key price levels.
• ▶ 14:23 Lockup Risk and Trading Plan (14:23 - 16:24) - Discusses lockup period risks, remains long, and expects price movement on Monday.
• ▶ 16:24 Community Promotions and Outro (16:24 - 17:26) - Promotes the community, asks for likes/subscribes, and signs off.