koolgal
09-17 19:05
🌟Is the 5% $SpaceX(SPCX)$ pop a green light to chase the momentum OR is it merely a dead cat bounce - a quick sigh of relief after a sharp drop that you should avoid chasing?

Camp A: The Trend Restart Chasers (The Adrenaline Junkies)

Buying SpaceX right now is like leaping onto a moving bullet train.  If the train keeps accelerating, you would look like a financial superhero.  But if the brakes suddenly slam on, you maybe going straight through the windshield.

SpaceX's fundamentals have not changed.  It still has that huge USD 1.11 billion a month AI compute hosting deal.  Institutional funds are still required to buy SpaceX ahead of the massive Nasdaq 100 weighting rebalance.  To this camp, 5% jump is proof that the bottom is in.

Camp B: The Safety First Realists

Buy $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM)$ instead of just investing in SpaceX.  If SpaceX skyrockets, it pulls QQQM higher. This way you have diversification & less single stock risk.

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