SPAC & IPO Ideas

Loser Araysar

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I'm goin down with this ship! Hold fast mateys!

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Jackie Treehorn

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$9.50 "generally" is the absolute floor for SPACs. The expenses they can charge tend to hit right about 50 cents a share max.

And worst case scenario is you redeem them for $10 plus interest.

There was one SPAC last year that redeemed for $10.30 a share.

So that really is free money minus opportunity cost. Beats cash at any rate.
 
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Fogel

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I just sold a bunch of spacs that weren't really moving before this and probably weren't going to move much after this to free up some cash for the inevitable buy back in.
 

Sanrith Descartes

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I just sold a bunch of spacs that weren't really moving before this and probably weren't going to move much after this to free up some cash for the inevitable buy back in.
I am considering the same right now. I am counter-weighing that the SPACs I am holding will get some sort of bounce as soon as they announce a target. So far I am maintaining my resolve and holding them. Except for one, all my SPACs are in the sub-$11 cost basis. The opportunity cost if I sell one and it moons could be significant.

On the other hand, I might trim some of the lest stellar ones to load more on the stellar ones (like the Peter Thiel ones or the Google team on XPOA).
 

Fogel

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There were only 2 stocks left under 1$


We should do like a dogs of dow and buy each one
 
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Jysin

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Just got a friend to dip his toes in the SPAC waters. He has an XPOA basis price of 9.97. Lucky fucker.
 
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