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Woke up early to check the earnings report and already understood what was going on with the price, but the window only gave a few seconds and I didn't have time to act. Conclusion first: the 4:03 spike at 130.66 should be the highest point of this earnings report. Originally, I had an order at 129, but around 3 o'clock it was pushed down to 126, and I thought after the earnings release there would at least be a decent candlestick to test 140, so I canceled the order, but the result proved I was overthinking it. Although the nominal earnings release time was 16:05 Eastern Time, the earnings-related 8-K (Item 2.02, 9.01) was received by EDGAR at 16:01:05; the full 10-Q was received at 16:05:48; Business Insider's live earnings coverage listed key figures like $7.8 billion revenue at 16:04:19. So before 4:05 AM, all the positive news from the earnings had already been digested by quantitative institutions, short-term speculative funds rushed to exit, and SPCX stock price quickly fell back to the intraday low near 114. More importantly, after the conference call, it remained in a weak equilibrium zone between 114-117, indicating the entire earnings report was only enough to maintain the previous day's price, and the supply gap on August 5 basically lost the advantage for active price push. It is expected to decline on the 6th. Summary of this earnings report highlights: 1. Revenue of $7.8 billion, about 14.5% higher than the $6.81 billion expected 2. AI revenue of $2.561 billion, about 23% higher than the $2.08 billion expected 3. Connectivity business revenue of $4.29 billion, higher than the $3.88 billion expected 4. Aerospace business revenue of $962 million, higher than the $874 million expected 5. Net loss of $541 million, while the market previously expected a net loss of about $2.11 billion 6. Capital expenditure of $18.37 billion, slightly lower than the $18.58 billion expected 7. Starlink subscribers at 12 million, slightly below the 12.19 million expected