Tigerong
06-14

Plenty of theories are floating around. Some point to the strong jobs report, since fewer rate cuts expected means less fuel for risk assets. Others say the mega IPOs of SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI are pulling capital away from existing stocks into shiny new plays.

Truth is, no one really knows. And frankly, it doesn’t matter why.What matters is answering two questions. Should you sell? Or is this a dip worth buying?

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here. But let me paint a few scenarios and you can see which one fits you closest.

That was the day the market handed out the bill. Looking at the top losers among S&P 500 constituents, the pattern was unmistakable. Last month’s biggest winners became the day’s biggest losers. Thirteen constituents dropped more than 10% in a single session. All of them AI-related.

SpaceX Retreats 30% From Peak! Wall Street's $227 Target?
SpaceX fell another 7.8% today, extending a roughly 30% pullback from its $225 high since debuting on Nasdaq at $135 on June 12. Despite persistent losses, ongoing AI unit cash burn, and phased lockup expirations beginning late August, most institutions remain bullish — FactSet's consensus from 10 analysts pegs the average target at $227, Oppenheimer rates it Outperform, and its Nasdaq-100 inclusion on July 7 is expected to attract passive inflows. Morningstar's DCF model, however, values the stock at just $63. After a near-50% drawdown, do you buy the dip or wait for lockup expiry?
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