SpaceX's post-IPO trading faces extreme volatility from a tiny float, looming index inclusion, and massive lockup releases, so the analyst advises waiting for breakout levels or building positions in mid-December.
The video analyzes SpaceX’s post-IPO trading, emphasizing extreme volatility driven by a massive supply-demand imbalance—only 4.2% of shares were allocated despite enormous oversubscription. Key dates include June 26 and especially July 6, when Russell and Nasdaq index inclusion could trigger a sharp price run-up, while macro risks like falling oil and gas prices also affect valuation. The speaker warns that 90% of IPOs fall below their offer price within a year, and SpaceX’s staggered lockup schedule releases 37% of shares by late August, nearly 93% by November, and allows Elon Musk to sell after 366 days, creating heavy downward pressure. Rather than chasing moves, he advocates following charts, waiting for a break above $224–$225 or below $191–$192, and starting to build a position in mid-December while managing uncertainty with limit orders.
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