r/SPCXInvestors

The mother of all squeezes.

OMG, judging from the current situation, will it continue to fall next week?

I thought I was putting a 147 stop loss but I put a 147 limit order fml

I recently started working on SPCX and looking for some good advice. Do you think it will still mature? I have a doubt if initial investors would sell soon once one month will be over.

As title said. I don’t mind the roast.

I am initiating coverage on SPCX today with a STRONG BUY recommendation. Here are the highlights:

- $100B 2028 revenue estimate.

- $1T 2031 revenue estimate (conservative estimate, less aggressive than Elon's predictions).

- Almost every index fund in the world is effectively SHORT SPCX, they have to buy at some point. Whether that is today or in one year (at a much higher price), they WILL buy.

Price target: 700 per share in 2026.

If you are short SPCX then consider this your final warning before BK. Don't lose everything you own because you don't like Elon.

Note: NOT financial advice, do your own DD.

I'm facing a decision and would appreciate hearing from investors who focus on long-term investing rather than short-term trading.

I currently own SpaceX stock and I'm down about 20%. The company also doesn't seem to have the fundamentals I was expecting. I'm wondering if it makes sense to realize the loss and move that money into BlackBerry, which seems to be gaining momentum.

Would you hold SpaceX and wait for a recovery, or take the loss and switch to BlackBerry? I'm interested in hearing how others would approach this situation and why.

• My investment horizon is 20+ years,

If you were in my position, would you:

A. Keep holding SpaceX.

B. Sell part of your SpaceX position and buy BlackBerry.

C. Sell all of SpaceX and switch to BlackBerry.

D. Do something completely different.

I'm interested in hearing your reasoning, especially if you've researched both companies. I'm less interested in short-term price predictions and more interested in which business you believe has the stronger long-term investment case over the next 10 to 20 years.

Traders bought more than four times as many calls than puts, according to ThinkOrSwim data, with total call volume double that of puts.