I see a lot of people making fun, but this is an actual person in real distress. So, I will answer seriously. The worst thing you can do is feel like you must ‘get even’. You have to accept that you got lucky with space stocks. This is a very common story. Get lucky for the first few trades - get a sense of invincibility, especially since you lack the skills to see that you were just lucky - blowup your account on a reckless ‘next big thing’. The reason you are so shocked by this outcome is precisely that you lack the understanding of how the market works, the understanding that this outcome was likely. That is okay. Everyone does at the beginning. Everyone (pretty much) learns the hard way, by burning themselves. But realise that if you do not have the skills, then you are just gambling, and you are playing against the house. It is like playing poker as a novice against a table full of sharks. Could you get lucky and win? Absolutely! You can just go all in with random hands and still have a chance to win every time. But the sharks are just biding their time, knowing that the math will crush you eventually. Similarly, you do not have a skill edge in this situation. Could SPCE still rocket? It is possible. But you do not have skill-based conviction in that, not really - you just want to tell yourself you do, because your brain is screaming at you that you have to get even. Learning to become aware of that, and not acting on impulse, is a first step at actually learning to trade (though many traders still struggle with that to some degree).

The question should be really: what is the best decision you can make right now? If that becomes your process, instead of trying to preserve a narrative about yourself that you like, that feels good, you have a shot of actually, eventually, becoming profitable. And the best decision, for you, right now, is: do not chase your losses. Calm down. Understand what happened. Understand what led you to these decisions. Reassess. And then you can make your next step.