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Tonight, after the US stock market closes, SpaceX's first earnings report since its listing will be released. This is the final critical point in a long bull-bear battle. SPCX is probably the most failed trade I've made this year. I originally just wanted to sneak a quick profit and leave, but unexpectedly, both my calculations and human plans failed due to greed. On the morning of July 6, when I entered the index, I initially exited but then went back in, which caused me to be stuck until now. Numerically, I was too confident it would revisit the 175 level, and logically, I thought the first major IPO of the year wouldn't disappoint so badly. But Murphy's Law kicked in, and the worst fears came true. With the repeated delays of Starship 13 launches, the stock price first fell below the 135 issue price, then dropped below 110, the halving price. Fortunately, it held the three-digit mark in the end, but whether this final round number will be broken by the massive volume after the earnings report remains unknown. The post-earnings call will be Musk's performance time, to see if he can ignite market sentiment by promoting expectations for the Starship 14 launch and the next milestones like recovery, capture, and orbit insertion. Under favorable internal and external conditions, the goal is to break the consistency of selling after unlocking, or even turn it into a holding expectation combined with large-scale absorption of selling pressure to ultimately achieve a short squeeze. Once entering short squeeze mode, volume must quickly increase and the price should ideally break above 130, forcing shorts with an average price of 140 to cover and create momentum. Due to the harsh conditions, the probability of SPCX achieving a short squeeze is probably only 10-20%. Short-term traders should exit if they see a high point on the 5th and not gamble on the unlocking on the 6th. $SPCX #DailyOrbit