=== SUMMARY ===
- The post mocks the failed WSB thesis that buying $SPCE on $SPCX IPO day would profit from ticker confusion; instead, $SPCE fell 28% while $SPCX rose 28%.
- The author provides no forward-looking analysis or personal position, only a retrospective anecdote highlighting the market’s efficient rejection of the trade.
- Quality assessment: noise – no research, no data, just commentary on a past event.
=== SENTIMENT ===
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=== TRADE IDEAS ===
No actionable trade ideas in this post.
=== COMMENTS SUMMARY ===
Top comments argue the thesis actually worked if you sold *before* the IPO – $SPCE hit $6 the night prior – and several users claim they profited. The community consensus is that the error was in holding through the IPO day, not in the initial direction. This adds a timing nuance but offers no forward-looking signal.
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Remember when half this sub was convinced $SPCE would moon on $SPCX IPO day because “traders will see the ticker and buy the wrong stock”?
The theory was:
a.) $SPCX IPOs
b.) Retail investors are low IQ and can’t read
c.) They accidentally buy $SPCE
d.) $SPCE goes to the moon alongside the real stock, $SPXC 🚀🌙
**Actual results today:**
$**SPCX**: +28%
$**SPCE**: -28%
Not only did the market prove WSB wrong, it somehow inverse-WSB’s trade with mathematical precision.
The people buying $SPCX apparently knew exactly what they were doing, while the people holding $SPCE got wrecked.
I love r/wallstreetbets 🫡 Never change, degenerates.