I’ve been in since it was announcedShould have tapped in by now
i have over 100 shares. I just want more.
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i have over 100 shares. I just want more.
ATH gang
BB
Sklz
ARKK
BB
Sklz
ARKK
I’ve been in since it was announced
i have over 100 shares. I just want more.
Should have went all in
Nah can’t all my stocks are hittas.Should have went all in
Only stock that hasn’t really exploded is clover but I have a longer timeline for that due personal reasons. It just needs the right catalyst and that shyt will be trading 100+
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
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6 Sports SPACs To Consider For Your Investing Playbook
The SPAC market continues to offer new opportunities for investors to invest based on management teams and target areas of acquisition. Here is a look at six SPACs targeting the sports sector.
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2021/01/15 12:01 GMT-05:00
The SPAC market continues to offer new opportunities for investors to invest based on management teams and target areas of acquisition. Here is a look at six SPACs targeting the sports sector.
Acies Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:ACAC): Run by former MGM Resorts (NYSE:MGM) CEO James Murren, Acies Acquisition is interested in live events, gaming, hospitality, sports and casinos. The SPAC also includes Boston Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy in the management team.
Sports Ventures Acquisition (NASDAQ:AKIC): Atlanta Falcons minority owner Alan Kestenbaum and Circle Sports CEO Robert Tilliss launched this SPAC targeting the sports and media sectors.
Bull Horn Holdings (NASDAQ:BHSE): Former NBA player Baron Davis is part of the Bull Horn Holdings team looking at sports franchises, sports technology and entertainment. This SPAC was recently rumored to be acquiring Reebok with Davis and rapper Master P discussing a deal for the sports brand.
Related Link: 10 SPACs Trading Under $11 For Investor To Consider In 2021
IG Acquisition (NASDAQ:IGAC): Tusk Ventures leader Bradley Tusk and Ivory Gaming Group’s Christian Goode are part of the leadership for IG Acquisition. This SPAC is focusing on leisure, gaming and hospitality. Given the team’s history with casinos and sports betting, those could also end up as part of the mix.
Tusk was an early investor in FanDuel. Goode was the President of Genting Americas, which owns two gaming properties in New York. Former Resorts World Las Vegas President Ed Farrell is also part of the SPAC team.
RedBall Acquisition (NYSE:RBAC): Since October, RedBall Acquisition has been linked to a minority stake in Fenway Sports Group. A SPAC deal would give RedBall partial ownership of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox and Liverpool Football Club of the English Premier League.
RedBall Acquisition co-Chair Billy Beane is best known as the sports manager who was the subject of the bestselling book “Moneyball: The Art Of Winning an Unfair Game,” which described his analytics approach of using low-cost players to get wins.
The SPAC also includes Richard Scudmore, a former executive for the English Premier League from 1999 to 2019, which could point to a soccer team acquisition.
The SPAC is focusing on professional sports franchises or sports media as its target area.
Sports Entertainment Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:SEAH): This SPAC has former professional sports leagues executives as part of the management teams, and will focus on a sports or entertainment-related company.
The team is led by former NHL Chief Operating Officer John Collins and former NFL executive Eric Grubman. Collins was also the CEO of hospitality company On Location Experiences, which was acquired by Endeavor for $660 million.
Timothy Goodell, the brother of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is also part of the SPAC team.
Photo: Billy Beane, RedBall Acquisition, courtesy of Moboshgu
6 Sports SPACs To Consider For Your Investing Playbook
The SPAC market continues to offer new opportunities for investors to invest based on management teams and target areas of acquisition. Here is a look at six SPACs targeting the sports sector.
·
2021/01/15 12:01 GMT-05:00
The SPAC market continues to offer new opportunities for investors to invest based on management teams and target areas of acquisition. Here is a look at six SPACs targeting the sports sector.
Acies Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:ACAC): Run by former MGM Resorts (NYSE:MGM) CEO James Murren, Acies Acquisition is interested in live events, gaming, hospitality, sports and casinos. The SPAC also includes Boston Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy in the management team.
Sports Ventures Acquisition (NASDAQ:AKIC): Atlanta Falcons minority owner Alan Kestenbaum and Circle Sports CEO Robert Tilliss launched this SPAC targeting the sports and media sectors.
Bull Horn Holdings (NASDAQ:BHSE): Former NBA player Baron Davis is part of the Bull Horn Holdings team looking at sports franchises, sports technology and entertainment. This SPAC was recently rumored to be acquiring Reebok with Davis and rapper Master P discussing a deal for the sports brand.
Related Link: 10 SPACs Trading Under $11 For Investor To Consider In 2021
IG Acquisition (NASDAQ:IGAC): Tusk Ventures leader Bradley Tusk and Ivory Gaming Group’s Christian Goode are part of the leadership for IG Acquisition. This SPAC is focusing on leisure, gaming and hospitality. Given the team’s history with casinos and sports betting, those could also end up as part of the mix.
Tusk was an early investor in FanDuel. Goode was the President of Genting Americas, which owns two gaming properties in New York. Former Resorts World Las Vegas President Ed Farrell is also part of the SPAC team.
RedBall Acquisition (NYSE:RBAC): Since October, RedBall Acquisition has been linked to a minority stake in Fenway Sports Group. A SPAC deal would give RedBall partial ownership of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox and Liverpool Football Club of the English Premier League.
RedBall Acquisition co-Chair Billy Beane is best known as the sports manager who was the subject of the bestselling book “Moneyball: The Art Of Winning an Unfair Game,” which described his analytics approach of using low-cost players to get wins.
The SPAC also includes Richard Scudmore, a former executive for the English Premier League from 1999 to 2019, which could point to a soccer team acquisition.
The SPAC is focusing on professional sports franchises or sports media as its target area.
Sports Entertainment Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:SEAH): This SPAC has former professional sports leagues executives as part of the management teams, and will focus on a sports or entertainment-related company.
The team is led by former NHL Chief Operating Officer John Collins and former NFL executive Eric Grubman. Collins was also the CEO of hospitality company On Location Experiences, which was acquired by Endeavor for $660 million.
Timothy Goodell, the brother of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is also part of the SPAC team.
Photo: Billy Beane, RedBall Acquisition, courtesy of Moboshgu
funkee
All Star
i want to consolidate but damn near everything i'm in has been going green. i have some residual abio and adma that i'll cut when they inevitably have a little pop. cut TTCF on monday for profit, cut half my sint for a profit yesterday and holding the rest to see if it can go parabolic eventually. have a bout 15k buying power freed up to blow + a nice paycheck coming in before end of month, but everything is going up. no idea where to put it, so will probably sit on my hands most of the rest of the week. short term goal is to up my ipoe/sofi stack and maybe add even more to clov stack.
funkee
All Star
what are the best weed plays? i have a little in planet 13. seeing some people talking about aphria, tlry, hexo. no sure which to dive into.
choc_cardigan
Squad
YOLO etf
HEXO
who_better_than_me
Time to go!!
Alpp
shyt got down to the 2’s last week and I kept buying the dip. This shyt getting added to the Nasdaq later this year
shyt got down to the 2’s last week and I kept buying the dip. This shyt getting added to the Nasdaq later this year
Majestic
Believe in myself and the Coles and Kendricks
thanks breh. would you say coinbase is better than binance as i'm thinking of making a coinbase account? plus once i make a coinbase account how do then set this crypto wallet up? bear in mind im thinking of coping bitcoin and eth and not touching them for 10 years.
FreshFromATL
Self Made
what’s so special about HEXO? It’s just another one of these Canadian cannabis companies and there are others that are in better shape financially such as Canopy Growth.
FreshFromATL
Self Made
planet 13 is a nice play and they’re building out a nice MOAT for themselves.
Check out the ETF MSOS, this is the only ETF available that’s focused on American cannabis companies (which are the one’s that will actually benefit from new American legislation). They have some great names such as CuraLeaf, GreenThumb, Trulieve, Planet 13, etc.