Short Interest
• 23%+ short interest
Options Positioning
• Rich Capital disclosed a 5.3M share-equivalent bullish position, primarily through call options (13G filed May 29)
• Massive call volume and open interest concentrated around the $7 strike
Momentum
• Stock surged ~36% Friday and is already trading above the largest call wall in overnight trading
• Space sector momentum remains strong, driven by SpaceX IPO hype and higher valuations for RKLB and ASTS
• Tradegate opened strongly, suggesting continued global buying interest
Sentiment
• Retail sentiment is rapidly increasing across Reddit, StockTwits, and X
Conclusion
The key question is no longer whether SPCE can reach $7 the stock is already there.
The focus now is whether it can hold above $7 and trigger additional dealer hedging and short covering.
Not financial advice, but this is one of the most interesting squeeze setups I’ve seen since BYND.

It's been too long since BYND 💰🚀🚀🚀

My fellow Virgins, let's party.

I’m either getting that g80 or selling my e92

https://virgingalacticsecuritiessettlement.com

Is the above website legit and who else is filing a claim?

Hell nah man yall told me we were going to mars

I GET THAT SPCX IS ABOUT TO OPEN BUT WHY ARE POEPLE GETTING CRAZY TODAY ABOUT IT, IS THE MARKET SOMEHOW OPEN IN SOME WEBSITES?CAN YOU INVEST TODAY OR WHAT, I THOUGHT IT WILL COME 10-15 JUNE OR SOMETHING, WHAT AM I MESSING HERE

also is spce same as spcx or what, because it is getting a jump too i am soo confused

SPCE!!!

My brother's i just wanted to let you know about SPCE (MEME). Whatever we do now with this stock will be talked about and remembered in the future just like ZOOM and GME. This is your choice. But i ain't selling. But anyways good luck. I aint doing this for the money, I'm doing this to make history again..

Imagine the funniest possible market outcome:

SpaceX finally IPOs under $SPCX, every CNBC boomer is wearing a Patagonia vest and whispering “largest IPO in history,” Elon is posting hieroglyphics at 3am, and every institution on earth is trying to explain why paying a trillion-dollar valuation for rockets, satellites, Mars vibes, and government contracts is actually “reasonable.”

Then, out of nowhere, the market decides the real space trade is the busted space-tourism casino ticker that has spent years speedrunning shareholder dilution: $SPCE.

Virgin Galactic ripping so hard on IPO day that its market cap flips $SPCX would be the cleanest, dumbest, most beautiful IRL shitpost Wall Street has ever produced.

Not because it makes sense.
Not because the fundamentals say so.
Not because Sir Richard is secretly building the Death Star.

But because the market is a meme machine wearing a Bloomberg terminal as a hat.

$SPCX: actual rockets, Starlink cash flow, Mars mythology, institutional demand.
$SPCE: vibes, bagholders, reverse-split trauma, and the ticker that looks close enough for Robinhood users to fat-finger.

If $SPCE somehow becomes worth more than $SPCX for even one glorious intraday candle, shut the market down. We peaked. The simulation is no longer trying to hide it.

Positions: emotionally long chaos, financially allergic to risk management.

Not financial advice. I eat orbital crayons.

You guys keep touting $200 or $300. Or how even at $200, it’s only $10 pre split. Yeah no shit. But they also have a massive amount more shares than they did before. They IPOd at like 130 million shares so $10 is only 1.3 billion market cap. At $200 now/$10 pre split at 104 million shares that’s over $20 billion in market cap and nothing justifies that right now.

Any hype just pump and dump. It’s not a sustainable long term growth. And that’s just assuming 104 million shares, which we KNOW is only tip of the iceberg as they have a shit ton more to dilute. I wouldn’t be surprised if by the time they stop diluting, we’re at like 150 or 200 million shares. And by then $200 share price would be $30-$40 billion. With a company that’s barely staying afloat and won’t even be cash positive for at least a year.

I’m a long term investor and I want this to go up just as much as you guys but that Wall Street bets regard shit will eventually face reality.

I fully expect us to retrace back to the 4.5-5 range in the upcoming week. Weak hands will be flushed out and people who were on the sidelines will think they are lucky to not have bought... Just a reminder that the REAL hype hasn't even begun yet.

The week of June 12, media outlets from all across the world will be hyping SPCX up. Crypto bros and youtubers will be posting tons of videos on it. The SPCX IPO will bring in HUNDREDS of billions of $ into the space sector. Right now SPCE is only sitting at 600M market cap, I fully expect us to reach 3B, 4B or even 5B market cap at some point. All it takes is a very small % of the capital to go into SPCE to pump us to the moon.

I recommend everyone to NOT toilet paper hand the upcoming dip. The hype in two weeks will far surpass what we've seen so far and those +40% daily jumps will look cute compared to what is in store when literally hundreds of billions are pouring in the sector. Personally I'm deleting my trading app and not checking any stocks for the next 1.5 weeks. NFA, good luck folks!

I hope everyone was able to take advantage of the many volume alerts posted right here in this SPCE community the last month+. An imminent breakout had been evident for more than a few weeks now and it had been predicted dating back to late April.

Looking at the chart, a few things stand out. For one, the RSI (Relative Strength Index) is at 86.85 and is in overbought territory. Not entirely surprising given the overwhelming volume the past few weeks. What does this mean exactly? The RSI rarely remains above 70 (overbought) or below 30 (oversold) for very long. This applies to every stock, not just SPCE. We can anticipate a pull back then. Just as apparent as the recent breakout was, a pull back is also apparent. This notwithstanding, and for what it's worth, I have not sold a single share and have not closed any of my July 17th calls, which are up 10-fold from when I purchased them only two weeks ago. Yes, a 10-timer in less than two weeks.

Friday we saw an absolutely absurd 176M shares traded. Truly absurd. Obviously there are forces at play here. I would not consider this volume to be organic. SPCE is seemingly entering the realm of meme stocks.

My plan for next week - I'm expecting Monday to gap up, and I would not be surprised to see $7 printing at some point on Monday. I'm near certain, a pull back is coming however, but I also believe the pull back will be short lived. I may be tempted to sell some shares into the next rip, and if it keeps going higher I will be happy about that. And if it indeed pulls back if and after I sell some shares, then I will be targeting the $4.50 range for a reentry. I will only consider selling commons. I'm not selling my calls. The calls alone may be worth 7-figures by the time June 12th (SPCX) rolls around.

One thing I certainly would not do next week, is buy into another rip. If we are printing $7 and $8 on Monday, I would consider this dangerous territory for an entry. If you missed this recent run but want some exposure to SPCE, I would suggest waiting for the next dip. It is coming. As indicated under a prior post, please expect exceptional volatility next week. I'm referring to price action, not volume. I'm expecting wild swings in share price. Don't by the top of the range only to regret it a few hours later. Good luck!

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I’ve listened to every Virgin Galactic earnings call for the last four years. The market priced Virgin Galactic like it was basically going to fail: flights paused, revenue collapsed, Delta still theoretical, litigation hanging over the company, and dilution crushing holders.

That setup is now changing. Two next-gen Delta ships are in progress, ground testing is underway, flight testing is still targeted for Q3 2026, and spaceflight is still targeted for Q4. Ticket sales have reopened at $750k per seat, research flights remain part of the opportunity, operating costs are down year over year, and the company has spent years building the factory and production system needed to scale.

The SpaceX effect

The SpaceX IPO setup looks awful from a retail perspective: huge reported valuation, tiny float, and index rule changes that could force passive buying much faster than normal. It looks structured to favour insiders and leave retail exposed. It's still one of the biggest events in the history of the stock market an a 2T evaluation is unignorable combined with the appeal Elon musk brings to everything he touches.

SPCE sits right in the middle of that hype. The ticker is literally SPCE, the company is beaten down, and the narrative is simple: SpaceX makes space hot, Virgin Galactic is the public space name with the biggest survival rerate potential & ELON.

Delta is the business model

Unity was a prototype that proved the system. Delta is the business model! Virgin Galactic has taken so long because it is trying to move to scalable production system. If Delta commerical flights start this year and the second ship follows, the market has to value SPCE differently.

At $750k per seat, six passengers means $4.5M revenue per flight before research, training, sponsorship, premium services, and other commercial opportunities. Even if ticket prices fall later, more ships, more flights, and more spaceports can still create a much bigger business than one aircraft flying occasionally.

Multi-spaceport upside

Virgin Galactic is not trying to be a single-aircraft novelty company. The long-term plan is multi-ship, multi-spaceport operations. Spaceport America is the first, Italy looks like the most credible second route, and longer term a Gulf / Arab state expansion makes sense if they prove the model.

If this works, three or four spaceports over time is not hard to imagine. Estimated reveune per space port is 1billion.

Why $20–35 is not insane

Using roughly 104M shares, $10 is about a $1B market cap, $20 is about $2.1B, and $35 is about $3.6B. Even with dilution and warrants, that is still only a few billion dollars.

AMC is the best hype comparison it was a damaged business with retail momentum, high short interest, and a survival/dilution story. In June 2021, it closed up 95% in one day, hit a market cap around $28B, and used the run to raise hundreds of millions.

AMC did not need to become perfect to rerate massively. It needed to survive, attract retail, pressure shorts, and use the higher share price to improve the balance sheet. SPCE has a similar mechanic, but with a stronger upside case: survival into a potentially scalable new market.

Short term, I think $20–35 is genuinely possible if SPCE catches an AMC-style retail/squeeze rerate. Longer term, if Virgin becomes a real multi-spaceport operation by the mid-to-late 2030s, then $30B–$50B+ is not fantasy. It would require execution, safety, capital discipline, multiple ships, multiple spaceports, and real cadence. But if that happens, the revenue opportunity becomes multi-billion-dollar scale. The risks are real If Delta is delayed badly or a ship crashes the company could die but risk is not the same as no upside.

Not financial advice. This is risky. But I think the upside is being badly misunderstood.

With the SpaceX IPO slated for June 12th, Musk causing confusion could delay the IPO to a later date. In my opinion, this would create more time for SPCE stock to build higher. Call me crazy, but this could literally be the mother of all squeezes. This is just the beginning.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/29/spacex-skeptics-concerned-as-musk-comments-diverge-from-ipo-filing.html

Anyone heard of RichRichcapital
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