Today, SPCX pulled me in again. Last week, I wrote about it falling from $145.09 to $134.78, saying the few dollars it bounced back were negligible. I underestimated it. Thursday night, a single bearish candle smashed through $135 and plunged all the way to $120.55—down 17% from last week’s high. And then? It climbed back. From Friday to Sunday, it slowly clawed its way back up to $135, then $138, recovering most of what it had lost. This morning, it touched around $138, and I thought it might finally stabilize—then in the afternoon, another bearish candle pushed it down to $133.5. As of 5 p.m. today, it’s at $135.69. From the low of $120.55, it’s rebounded 12.6%. It still needs a 3.5% gain to reach $140.61. What’s most maddening? The exact level I most wanted to cut my losses at on Thursday night turned out to be this round’s bottom. It took just one night to crash—but four full days to climb back. Did you catch it around $120, or did you, like me, just watch it fall without moving? #SpaceX $SPCX