🚨 EVERYONE IS CALLING $SPCX A FAILED IPO. That's exactly how Facebook created one of the biggest buying opportunities in market history. Most people only see the chart. I see the same script playing out again. Months ago I said this wasn't the beginning of a bull market. It was the beginning of an unlock cycle. Today, $SPCX is already down almost 50%. Exactly as expected. Now go back to 2012. Facebook IPOs. Retail goes all in. The media calls it unstoppable. Then the unlocks begin. Millions of insider shares hit the market. Every new wave creates another selloff. The stock loses more than 50%. Headlines everywhere: • "Failed IPO." • "Massive disappointment." • "Overvalued." Sound familiar? Then something changed. The sellers disappeared. The supply dried up. And Facebook became one of the greatest investments of the decade. Now look at SpaceX. The company isn't collapsing. The share supply is expanding. That's a completely different story. Right now only a small portion of shares trade freely. The biggest unlocks are still ahead. Q2 earnings. September. October. November. Every unlock adds fresh supply. Every wave shakes out another group of impatient holders. That's exactly what happened to Facebook. That's exactly why I'm not chasing this bounce. I'm waiting for the moment when nobody wants to own it anymore. Because that's where institutions usually start buying. Not during IPO hype. Not after a green candle. After months of pain. After forced selling ends. That's when the real trend begins. History rarely repeats perfectly. But it rhymes far more often than people think. My roadmap hasn't changed. I'm waiting for the final washout. The best $SPCX entry won't happen while everyone is watching. It'll happen after everyone gives up. Bookmark this tweet. Most people will remember it only after the move has already started.