$SpaceX(SPCX.US)Sentiment among SpaceX (SPCX.US) community investors is clearly divided and anxious. The recent single-day stock price drop of over 7% has triggered panic and complaints among some investors. Some complained that the 'one bearish candle engulfing three bullish candles' pattern is hard to understand, while others mocked themselves, saying 'it's no different from a penny stock, there's no technical analysis to speak of.' Some even sold at high prices pre-market only to go all-in at low prices, reflecting unstable mentality through chaotic operations. Hopes for the $200 target have become slim, and short-term pessimism is spreading.

However, another group of investors maintains a firm bullish stance. Some said, 'I've set up a recurring investment, I trust in Musk,' while others shouted slogans about bottom-fishing, optimistic about the $191.82 target price. The market is waiting for the IPO quiet period to end on July 7th, when 22 investment banks including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will release research reports and target prices in a concentrated manner. Wedbush has already taken the lead by giving a $190 target price and an 'outperform' rating, injecting some confidence into the bulls.

Overall, the community presents a divided pattern of 'short-term anxiety, long-term belief'—poor holding experience and extreme volatility lead to frequent chasing rallies and selling on dips, but long-term faith in Musk and the space economy track still supports core holders. The investment bank research reports after the quiet period ends will be the key catalyst for sentiment direction.