Ive still held on as well trying to break even, Friday’s positive surge was unusual for sure. I’ve always wondered if there was a final date for the hf but nobody seems to know. Those dates you listed are definitely something to closely watch
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Kenny West
Veteran
Yep we got AH whales pushing up the price at the last second making sure they cant cover.
Day to day price action is hard to predict. I feel like we touched the bottom already though. Next week is just gonna renew buying interest from holders and folders imo
Its a battle of wills at this point. Based on short volume #s they doubled down. A strong enough bull run can push them past the breaking point.
We just need the fuse lit
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
funkee
All Star
he needs to stop tweeting about doge, it's not cute/funny anymore
never was and he’s been doing it for years...RH allowing it to be bought on its platform helped “legitimize” it as well smh
ogc163
Superstar
Wall Street’s New Favorite Deal Trend Has Issues
"Companies are racing to go public via SPAC because the sponsor, unlike an I.P.O., can guarantee them a precise amount of money.
Just as important, some of those companies could never bear the scrutiny that comes with an I.P.O.
When a company goes public through the traditional I.P.O. process, it must show potential investors its prior financial records. It is not allowed to make projections about its earnings, because regulators have long worried that companies could mislead investors with unrealistic forecasts.
In a SPAC transaction, which is a merger instead of a listing, companies can publish their financial projections, many of which will prove to be inflated. Since many companies merging with SPACs have no earnings, this has become a useful feature.
“As a guy who was doing deals in the market in 1999, it feels exactly like it did then,” said Terence Kawaja, the founder and chief executive of Luma Partners, a boutique bank. Mr. Kawaja worked as a banker on the most prominent deal of the dot-com boom: Time Warner’s sale to AOL.
“I worry about the public investors,” he said. “They’re going, ‘I bought this SPAC, and it went up.’ Everyone’s a genius in a rising market.”
"Companies are racing to go public via SPAC because the sponsor, unlike an I.P.O., can guarantee them a precise amount of money.
Just as important, some of those companies could never bear the scrutiny that comes with an I.P.O.
When a company goes public through the traditional I.P.O. process, it must show potential investors its prior financial records. It is not allowed to make projections about its earnings, because regulators have long worried that companies could mislead investors with unrealistic forecasts.
In a SPAC transaction, which is a merger instead of a listing, companies can publish their financial projections, many of which will prove to be inflated. Since many companies merging with SPACs have no earnings, this has become a useful feature.
“As a guy who was doing deals in the market in 1999, it feels exactly like it did then,” said Terence Kawaja, the founder and chief executive of Luma Partners, a boutique bank. Mr. Kawaja worked as a banker on the most prominent deal of the dot-com boom: Time Warner’s sale to AOL.
“I worry about the public investors,” he said. “They’re going, ‘I bought this SPAC, and it went up.’ Everyone’s a genius in a rising market.”
Insensitive
Superstar
Say less 
how bout pumping Tesla Elonenough of the shyt coin trolling
facts what is TSLA doing or space x. I recall an article that said something about if TSLA combines with space X along with the solar panels and btc stuff it would sky rocket even more but they world probably be facing potential monopoly rules.
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this is my fear with being late to the SPAC party...with the recent success that folks have had...the hit pieces will be out in full...next thing you know robinhood and the like are limiting how many shares of hot SPACs you can buy/sell for your “own good”...they low key did it with IPOE and I believe CCIV the 2nd day after first limiting buys on GME/AMC...that’s what forced me to transfer smh
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
ogc163
Superstar
Nah this is a bit too conspiratorial, the criticisms of SPAC's in the article are valid. To call it a hit piece is hyperbolic.