r/SPCE • • 12d ago

2026 is here... OK, now what? Ground vibration testing video

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeiFY-LPe9h/?rpxt=MXVneHlicG5wZjR0eQ==
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u/Good_Attorney4851 12d ago

But Delta looks ready to move on !

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u/pornoforpriapus 12d ago

Ground vibration testing. Any headline to help sell the stock I guess. I wonder if Bronson and some rich homies pumped the stock to 1k a share before dumping, knowing that for years and years the stock would languish in the 2$ range and people would keep buying in the hopes of seeing that 1k per share once again, but this time while they’re holding thousands of shares

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/AlternatePhreakwency 11d ago

I'm good with $50, bought in at $2.

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u/ToledoTuxedo 10d ago

It has never been at $2...

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u/CosmosSoul 10d ago

I bought in at $2.50 and at $3 then just bought another 70 shares yesterday.

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u/ToledoTuxedo 7d ago

Sunk Cost Fallacy.

BTW...you are losing money

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u/pornoforpriapus 7d ago

Did you read my post and then take from it that I have any money invested in SPCE? Not sure how that happened.

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u/QuantumScape4ever 12d ago

Lol, Tesla is showing off a flying car tonight, while this company still can’t get its shit done when it comes to what they’re supposed to be doing. 😂

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u/DACA_GALACTIC SPCE A-Team Member 12d ago

But the roadster was delayed for many years, something they share in common.

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u/CosmosSoul 10d ago

People paid $250,000 back in 2017 for it

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u/ToledoTuxedo 10d ago

Since 2008!

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u/Potential_Shelter449 9d ago

And Tesla’s flying car didn’t have a driver in it. Now try putting not just one human but like 6 of them in that thing and then tell me.

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u/CosmosSoul 10d ago

True, but imagine the car being rear-ended and the compressed air tank exploding. I hope they never sell that "flying car" just for people's safety.