🚨 THIS IS HOW SPACEX IPO WILL PLAY OUT IN UPCOMING MONTHS
Retail got 30% of the SPCX float at IPO - $22.5 billion in shares allocated at $135-225, right at the euphoria peak
Here's the supply schedule that creates the dead money zone:
> Late July/August: float doubles as Q2 earnings trigger the first 20% insider unlock
> August 21 + September 10: 7% employee tranches every two weeks
> October 31: roughly 1/3 of the entire company becomes tradeable
> December 8: full 180-day lockup expires
Each wave of new supply hits the same 4% float that's been holding price up
Retail, who bought into the IPO spike will watch price slowly bleed and eventually sell at a loss somewhere in August-October window when patience runs out
Institutions don't chase IPO euphoria so they will wait for oversupply, retail exhaustion, sentiment destroyed, then they accumulate into the weakness
Tesla ran this exact playbook in 2010-2011:
Within a week of IPO it traded below the offering price, spent two years as dead money, then returned 300x for whoever was patient enough to hold through the accumulation zone
As for me, that's the most probable outcome so far
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