Over the past few days, SPCX has followed the broader market downward and then settled quietly. Last Wednesday night, it was still at 145.09; I stared at the chart thinking: if it holds at 145, that’s a solid platform. But Thursday brought a steady downward candle, giving me no breathing room, and by Friday morning it had plunged straight to 134.78. That’s a 7.1% drop from 145.09. I expected a rebound after the sell-off—and there was one—but it was brief. It climbed back to 137 and then stalled. From Friday through Sunday, over two full days, it crept inch by inch along the 137–138 range, moving in tiny, almost invisible candles—eerily quiet. It wasn’t until noon today that it suddenly stirred, pushing up to around 139, only to be pushed back down again. As of 3 p.m. today, it’s at 138.72—just a 3% recovery from the low. What’s most maddening is that the exact level I was ready to cut my losses at on Friday morning turned out to be this round’s absolute bottom. These few dollars it’s regained mean nothing compared to what was lost. Did you pick it up around 135, or did you, like me, watch it fall without daring to act? #SpaceX $SPCX