Aerospace SPCX RKLB Pic 1: Last night, after SpaceX went public, the entire aerospace sector plummeted by 10%. Pic 2: On May 26, we started positioning in aerospace stocks related to SPCX. Pic 3: On May 30, after an average profit of 40%, we began taking profits, selling at the peak of market frenzy. Riding the hype around SpaceX's IPO, we combined macro sentiment analysis with K-line technical structures. From initial positioning to profit-taking, the entire process was perfectly logical and well-timed. We simply followed a few steps: - Price reacts in advance (buy the rumor). - "Smart money" has already positioned and taken profits. - Lack of unexpected positive catalysts. - Good news priced in = story ends. We don’t trade on “what has already happened,” but on “future expectations.” When expectations become reality, the trade is over. When the final big positive news drops, pushing market sentiment to its peak (frenzy), that’s our best selling point (when good news is fully priced in, it turns bearish). If you’re still frantically buying SPCX at this point and planning to hold long-term, have you really thought this through? For me, the entire aerospace sector investment is pretty much done for the short term.