Back when $SPCX was over 200, I was bearish all the way and shorted it. Closed my short position at 170. Finally managed to catch the dip when $SPCX dropped below 110. According to my original trading plan, I’m just dollar-cost averaging and adding to my position. What I’ve already bought, I won’t sell. Why did I sell back then? Because I thought the lock-up period was about to end, circulating shares would increase, and the price would keep dropping. So I sold, waiting for a cheaper entry. Looking at the market cap, it was 1.3 trillion at the time, which wasn’t exactly cheap. I figured there’d be a chance to buy at a lower price. But yesterday, $SPCX’s earnings report came out, and it looks like $SPCX around 100 probably won’t be available anytime soon. I kind of regret selling. But I’m not FOMO-ing. If I can’t buy it, I won’t force it. Protecting my principal is more important than chasing profits. No matter how good the asset is, you’ve got to consider the margin of safety.