$SPCX - If you're trading on @HyperliquidX ... you're going to see a different structure.
24 hour trading vs traditional stock hours.
Different market makers + different HFT trading algorithms = different liquidity zones to watch for.
You can see how we had untapped liquidity that geot swept (killed all the longs with stops below that wick)
Next you can see how 1.618 / 2.618 are acting as key levels from the first impulse high/low.
This gives us a slightly different high side target of $266.
$SPCX - Newly listed. Had a few followers ask, how do I trade it?
On newly listed stocks, you have to zoom in to low time frames.
The 3 minute and 5 minute are usually the best for the first week.
Wicks at inflection points are the most important tool at your disposal. Gaps don't usually get filled on the first run up, but give you a good area of potential supports.
Fibonacci levels off the first impulse can also give you a good sense of potential resistances. (check the 1.618, 2.618 and 4.23) and when they break through, they often act as decent supports for potential buy zones.
Remember, there is currently ONLY 5% of the stock out for trading... so we could see much higher prices because there isn't a lot of bearish sell pressure.
The real pressure comes in August when 27% of the shares are vested for release.
I think $237 (4.23 fib) is a good level. You can also use the 3 minute and 5 min 200EMA's as potential supports on this current move.
Options are also going live... so if enough people are going short, we can see massive squeezes to the upside.
$SPCX - Newly listed. Had a few followers ask, how do I trade it?
On newly listed stocks, you have to zoom in to low time frames.
The 3 minute and 5 minute are usually the best for the first week.
Wicks at inflection points are the most important tool at your disposal. Gaps don't usually get filled on the first run up, but give you a good area of potential supports.
Fibonacci levels off the first impulse can also give you a good sense of potential resistances. (check the 1.618, 2.618 and 4.23) and when they break through, they often act as decent supports for potential buy zones.
Remember, there is currently ONLY 5% of the stock out for trading... so we could see much higher prices because there isn't a lot of bearish sell pressure.
The real pressure comes in August when 27% of the shares are vested for release.
I think $237 (4.23 fib) is a good level. You can also use the 3 minute and 5 min 200EMA's as potential supports on this current move.
Options are also going live... so if enough people are going short, we can see massive squeezes to the upside.
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Our politicians are retards.
They keep saying the problem is we “aren’t taxing the rich enough.”
Reality? They ARE the problem.
They’ve printed trillions and exploded our debt to a record $39.2 TRILLION.
M2 money supply just hit a record $22.8 TRILLION, up 50% since early 2020.
More dollars printed = higher prices for everything else.
Stocks and real estate soared. The upper class class got richer.
Lower income got priced out.
This is Keynesian economics by design.
Bloated bureaucracy + endless spending on welfare systems.
If they don’t like the results, they need to redesign the incentives, not print more money and blame everyone else.
It’s simple mathematics.
Blaming @elonmusk is like blaming the thermometer when you have a fever.
He’s not the cause… he’s just a barometer for your failings.
Our politicians are retards.
They keep saying the problem is we “aren’t taxing the rich enough.”
Reality? They ARE the problem.
They’ve printed trillions and exploded our debt to a record $39.2 TRILLION.
M2 money supply just hit a record $22.8 TRILLION, up 50% since early 2020.
More dollars printed = higher prices for everything else.
Stocks and real estate soared. The upper class class got richer.
Lower income got priced out.
This is Keynesian economics by design.
Bloated bureaucracy + endless spending on welfare systems.
If they don’t like the results, they need to redesign the incentives, not print more money and blame everyone else.
It’s simple mathematics.
Blaming @elonmusk is like blaming the thermometer when you have a fever.
He’s not the cause… he’s just a barometer for your failings.
Claude projects are the new domains for ADHD entrepreneurs
The moat to wealth will always be having the attention span and grit to take an idea from concept to completion
It either fails or succeeds but if you never get to launch you never learn from it for the next idea
It is no different than it was 10 years ago except you have far more resources at your fingertips.
Where are you guys putting your money these days?
Still buying AI stocks, buying all time lows in crypto, diversifying into real estate now that it's softened?
I've made a few strategic investments and exited a few ventures to free up powder to deploy.
I don't think I'll play the IPO game until volatility dies out a bit.
@JacobCanfield I know the man and the town. We are developers in the area. He did save the movie theatre, owns real estate in the community, and runs a business near the airport. Not contentious. Completely different accents. Great on every level.
I have a friend that did this. Bought an industrial park with a near by airport in a small town in Georgia for his growing telecom biz.
He's been there about 6 years now and owns most of the town now.
Runs the movie theater and let's his kid pick out what movies to play, owns a couple restaurants, bed and breakfasts and clothing shops.
I went up there a couple times and the town loves him. He's like a celebrity, lol.
I genuinely don’t understand why people don’t sell everything they have, move to Iowa, buy a beautiful old house for next to nothing, and start enjoying a simpler, better, and more affordable life.