Although SpaceX briefly dipped below its support level during trading yesterday, it managed to close above 135 by the end of the session. If we’re looking at the best-case scenario, yesterday’s market action was likely a high-volume shakeout followed by a pre-event recovery—very deliberate and controlled moves. Tonight’s market will probably stay in a narrow range, waiting for tomorrow’s rocket launch. If: - Fully successful → Gap up to 140-146 on Friday - Booster passes but satellite deployment has flaws → 137-140 - Booster fails again → 124-128 - Explosion during ascent → 118-124 - Launch delayed → Gradual decline to 133-136 If the best-case scenario plays out and SPCX rebounds to above 145 tomorrow, and further recovers to 155 before the earnings report, there could be one last window for a rally post-earnings. Specifically, if the earnings report is released on 8/4, the next batch of shares unlocks on 8/6, leaving 8/5 as a sweet spot where positive earnings news coincides with the absence of unlocked shares. If someone wants to make a move, that day would be the perfect opportunity. Of course, this is all based on the most ideal scenario—how it actually plays out remains to be seen. This content is sponsored by @BITstocks_CN. Trade U.S. stocks on BIT—16,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs, real holdings, and dividend payouts. #SpaceX #SPCX #Stocks #Trading #BITstocks