SpaceX is one of the most undervalued companies in the world, in my opinion.
If you truly understand what the company is building, red days stop feeling like something to fear and start looking like opportunities.
That’s why so few people become SpaceXnaires.
Everyone loves talking about investing after the stock has already gone up. And in hindsight, buying looks easy.
But almost nobody talks about what it actually feels like when prices are falling, headlines are negative, and everyone around you is questioning the investment.
The biggest returns often come from having the conviction to buy when others are afraid, NOT when everyone is celebrating new highs.
People naturally feel more comfortable buying after prices have already risen, even though lower prices can represent better value if the long-term fundamentals remain intact.
Of course, a lower stock price doesn’t automatically mean something is a bargain. Every investment carries risk, and you should always do your own research.
But if your long-term thesis hasn’t changed, temporary weakness is an opportunity rather than a reason to panic.
That’s how true long-term wealth is built… by staying patient and taking advantage when you’re in the eye of the storm.
Week 29 Trading Summary
Performance
Total Trades: 15 (1 live)
Wins: 2 / 14
Net R: -2.74R
Win Rate: 14%
One of the better setups this week, cut it too soon though.
Descending trendline on $QQQ could only mean one thing - historic swing shorts around the corner. Maybe next week, maybe week after. But very very soon... big red candles
Week 28 Trading Summary
Performance
Total Trades: 14
Wins: 4 / 14
Net R: +0.11R
Win Rate: 29%
Not exactly a noteworthy week but I'm very happy about shorting
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