The movement of the space sector today was indeed a bit abstract, and it also enriched our cognitive reserves.

Everyone sees two positive factors: RKLB entering the Nasdaq 100, and big brother SpaceX going public.

As a result, RKLB dropped from nearly 130 in pre-market to a low of 100.

Short-term movements are indeed hard to predict, especially for high-growth, anchorless assets. Their market value largely depends on vision, imagination, and consensus, resulting in a very wide valuation range.

In the long term, the future remains as vast as the stars.

For specific trends and catalysts, it depends on whether SpaceX can stabilize around 150-160 (a $2 trillion valuation), whether RKLB's entry into the Nasdaq 100 on the 6/22 takes effect, and whether ASTS's three satellites successfully reach orbit with SpaceX's help. Currently, RKLB at 100 and ASTS at 80 seem to have support at these round-number levels.

Be prepared.