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Editor’s Note: After SpaceX went public, it hit $200 a share. Then it came back to $150.
That move — up 40% in two days, then all the way back — is a perfect snapshot of what happens when millions of investors chase the same story at the same time. Louis Navellier has a name for it: the 50-Million AI Coordination Trap. And he thinks earnings season is about to test it at full scale.
Today he explains why he passed on SpaceX, names one space stock his system rates an “A” that got caught in the fallout for no fundamental reason, and lays out how to position yourself on the right side of what’s coming.
He recently recorded a full presentation on exactly this.
