#航空航天 #SPCX #RKLB
Chart one shows that after #SpaceX was listed last night, the entire aerospace sector plummeted by 10%.
Chart two is from May 26; in May we started to position ourselves in stocks related to #SPCX in the aerospace sector.
Chart three shows that on May 30, after an average profit of 40%, we began to take profits, selling at the peak of excitement.
Surrounding the hype of #SpaceX 's listing, we combined macro sentiment with candlestick analysis, from the initial positioning to taking profits; the entire process was logical and timely.
We simply followed a few steps:
Price reacts in advance (buy the expectation)
"Smart money" has already positioned and cashed out
Lack of unexpected elements
Positive news fulfilled means the story ends
We trade not on what has "already happened," but on "future expectations." When expectations become reality, the trade is over. When the ultimate positive news is released, causing market sentiment to peak (excitement), that’s our ideal sell point (when good news is fully priced in, it’s bearish).
If you’re still frantically buying #SPCX and planning to hold long-term, haven’t you missed something?
The investment in the entire aerospace sector might be over for now; in the short term, I won’t be positioning in #SPCX , as better prices will come for me to buy.
Chart one shows that after #SpaceX was listed last night, the entire aerospace sector plummeted by 10%.
Chart two is from May 26; in May we started to position ourselves in stocks related to #SPCX in the aerospace sector.
Chart three shows that on May 30, after an average profit of 40%, we began to take profits, selling at the peak of excitement.
Surrounding the hype of #SpaceX 's listing, we combined macro sentiment with candlestick analysis, from the initial positioning to taking profits; the entire process was logical and timely.
We simply followed a few steps:
Price reacts in advance (buy the expectation)
"Smart money" has already positioned and cashed out
Lack of unexpected elements
Positive news fulfilled means the story ends
We trade not on what has "already happened," but on "future expectations." When expectations become reality, the trade is over. When the ultimate positive news is released, causing market sentiment to peak (excitement), that’s our ideal sell point (when good news is fully priced in, it’s bearish).
If you’re still frantically buying #SPCX and planning to hold long-term, haven’t you missed something?
The investment in the entire aerospace sector might be over for now; in the short term, I won’t be positioning in #SPCX , as better prices will come for me to buy.