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SPCX has made progress, touching 141 again during midweek regular trading hours, which was the level tested during the liquidity-thin period last weekend. However, there is still resistance between 139-143.3. Without major positive news and volume expansion, even if it breaks through, it will require several attempts of testing. Since the rebound from the bottom, SPCX's pullbacks have never broken below 130, and the lows have been steadily rising, showing overall strength. After the two unlocks on August 6 and August 20, SPCX's circulating shares will nearly triple, which will increase its weighting in the Nasdaq. Then on September 11, new weightings may be announced, followed by passive fund purchases tracking the Nasdaq on September 18. Based on the experience of the first inclusion on July 6, the market usually rushes ahead and then sells to passive fund buyers on the inclusion day. So now, the short squeeze + the gap before the unlock + the expectation of the September 18 buying together keep SPCX running in an upward channel. If August 20 sees volume expansion without a drop, the market will quickly start front-running the September passive buying. If August 20 fails to hold 130, then look at 125–128 first; the mechanical buying rally will be delayed, not disappear. If the unlock is absorbed, event-driven funds will preemptively bet on increased free float and target weighting adjustments, likely pushing toward around 145. If the new weighting announced on September 11 exceeds market expectations, it will easily enter an event climax period, possibly challenging the 150 range. If overall strength combines with short covering, it might even reach near 160 #CPIInLineFedWatch #AIInfraEarningsWatch #Gold4400HavenBid