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Yes, sir. It's your boy Hayes. We back with another one. Let's go and jump right into it.
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Let's go ahead and dive right into it because tomorrow is 1,000% Fridays. So, if you don't know, usually, you know, it happened today, too. Sometimes it be kind of happening early on in the week now. They kind of switch it up. But, that's the whole point of the market. You got to know how to adapt. Just because something, you know, on Fridays, if you get into the rhythm of, oh, that's when the market explode, that's when contracts be up 1,000-plus percent, that don't mean it's going to be like that forever. They can switch it to a Monday, a Tuesday, a Wednesday, middle of the week. They can switch the first hour from being the hottest day the hot the hot the the hottest part of the market and then have it to the middle of the day when everybody's on lunch, on break, and ain't expecting it.
The last time Trump had tweeted, a while ago, like a couple months ago, and the market went insane. I had I turned like two, three hundred dollars into a few thousand in a matter of minutes cuz he tweeted. I forgot what it was, but he tweeted a blase woo woo, right? That happened around 12:00, 1:00, right? They do it when people least expect it, when most people ain't at their phones, ain't at their computers, taking a break from the market.
The hottest parts of the market is the first hour and the last hour. That's when all the volatility, all the volume, all the money is in rotation, right? The middle of the day, it's kind of like a sneak attack. Just like whenever stocks play games all day and then the after hours it spikes up 15 overnight. It go up 15, 20 dollars and then give you the opportunity of not getting in it. That's the type of sneaky behavior market makers and those people like to do.
So, tomorrow will be a special day, historic day for the market. We got IPO for SpaceX. The world's first trillionaire. Yeah, Elon Musk is on track to be the world's first trillionaire, which is insane even to say. SpaceX is set to debut on NASDAQ on Friday, June 12, 2026 under the ticker symbol SPCX. The company officially priced its record-breaking initial public offering at $135 per share, raising $75 billion in valuation of approximately $1.77 trillion. Sheesh. All right, here as you can see, they got it ready. 6/12 135.
So, before we get into all that, let's look at the price action. SPY $738. We called it in VIP. Like I said, they love to have a reason. They don't like when a price action just go crazy or do something out of the ordinary without having a reason behind it. But like I said, news influences the market, but it's not the whole pie. It's part of the pie. Trump tweeting definitely can influence the market. Any, you know, people of power like Trump or maybe even uh Elon Musk, when it came to Dogecoin and certain markets and stuff, they they words are powerful. Like him, love him, hate him, I don't care. We ain't here for that. We're here to make money. He moved markets. President Donald J. Trump on counsel scheduled strikes against Iran. This was the tweet that went out when the market, you know, exploded. Based on the fact that discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran has been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved, I have, as President of the United States of America, canceled the scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran this evening.
So, he sees fire. Look at the price, 738. Look at VIP, SPY upside 730, expansion 738. That was max price price target for the day. It went a little above that. Pretty much on point. So, now let's look at the downside. Pay attention to those levels. They're going to help you out. 725 was the lowest, 725 and some change. So, if it never broke below 724, the $15 upside move that happened from here, the $18 upside, it was about a $14, $15 downside that could have happened from here if it would have held below 724. It never reached 724, though, so that was nothing to worry about. And if you got in at 727, you made money. 727 to 725, because you shouldn't wait for 724 to sell. I wouldn't advise you to do that. Never be the first one on the train or the last one to get off. So, you don't got to get on the train exactly at 727, write a little bit under. You don't want to get off the train exactly at 724, write a little above. So, around 7, you know, 25-ish. Usually a dollar before the target. So, right here from 730 to 738, I would have never held all the way to 738. You would have got off around 734, 735, maybe even 736. Or max, max squeezing it, being greedy, 737, but not 738, not 724. And you wouldn't have worried about getting, you know, squeezed out of your position whenever the market flipped the way it did, cuz it never This is the main level that could have caused a open floor all the way down to 17. Pay attention. 724 never came, 738 did.
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Robinhood already got it listed. SpaceX is ready to be listed on tomorrow, 6 12 26. 135. So, get ready for 1,000% Friday, man. I'm going to be definitely watching Meta on tomorrow. We seen Meta had a crazy crazy sell-off in the past few days and la- on last week. I want to see Meta break above 575 and it open up to the 780s. 570 is a key level I'll be watching to the downside if Meta loses steam. That's the level you want to worry about. Also, pay attention to the floor of the market. If the if a pullback is slow, that's you know, you got to be more cautious with the level. If the pullback is sharp, I would say 565. If it sharply pulled back towards 565 and quickly reclaim back over 570, then that would just be a flush or stop loss raid, taking people out of position, shaking the tree before a huge rip. So, all depends on how the stock pulls back. If it pulls back slow and gradual, 570. If it pulls back sharp, it looked very unethical. Like, what you doing? You trying to get me. 565. Try to explain so you can really understand it and visualize it.
So, SPY 738. I'll be looking at this going to tomorrow as well. It's at that key level, 738 737 is a major level for SPY. If it holds above this, the next level's up, we can see around 742 to 745. And Fridays get crazy, so that's a little bit conservative, but it all depends. As long as Fridays is still juiced up like they been in the past. Cuz sometimes the Friday, like the day, could be the Friday. So, Friday could, you know, be calm if a day within that week has already went crazy. Not all the time, but sometimes it could rotate like that.
Coinbase, I'll be watching you. I love the price range Coinbase is in as of now, and Tesla. And also, you know, the other stocks like my AMDs and the video, the AI sector. Uh so, you already know what to do, guys. Edge on Instagram at the BH Show underscore. Feel free to DM me, hit me up for a one-on-one, or anything like that. You already know I love y'all, man. Be safe on tomorrow. Don't be greedy. That SpaceX IPO A my opinion on that as well, if you trading it, if you day trading it, it's good to make money on. A lot of volatility, a lot of movement. It's going to be a good play to make money on. If you're looking on investing in it, I wouldn't invest in it straight out the gate, cuz usually when a stock IPO, it be kind of like overpriced, and then over course of weeks and months, it usually, you know, pull back to a fair a fair price. So, you know, who knows though? We don't know how it's going to go for real, but usually, judging historically, how IPOs, when they usually come out, they be kind of juiced up, hyped up, then they sell out for a little minute, and then they start to reclaiming, you know, become the true value of what it's worth. You already know though I love y'all. Love y'all, and God bless you. We good.