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That’s odd. Why wouldn’t it go to his beneficiary? Is this someone assuming dead people’s stock shares go back to the kitty. I could see if they were unvested options but those wouldn’t be listed as shares. Anyway, have fun with it.
I've heard of debt securities/brokered CDs that have the option to redeem when someone dies.

 
I've heard of debt securities/brokered CDs that have the option to redeem when someone dies.
Redeem doesn’t mean the money invested is gone though, right? Does redeem mean cashed out and then whoever the beneficiary is would get the cash? I just can’t imagine investing in a CD and if you die the money invested goes away. Why would anyone ever do that?

 
Redeem doesn’t mean the money invested is gone though, right? Does redeem mean cashed out and then whoever the beneficiary is would get the cash? I just can’t imagine investing in a CD and if you die the money invested goes away. Why would anyone ever do that?
Correct. It just would decrease the issuers liability/shares outstanding.

As a broader point, trying to figure out how many share outstanding a small cap has seems like a red flag not to invest in it.  

 
I was looking to buy this morning and etrade is bogged down.  Missed the boat i guess.
Depends on your time horizon. I'd be shocked if there wasn't a major pullback in the next week or so - like 20% or even more- because the run up has been insane. But 5 years from today this will seem like an early entry. Just became a midcap, tons of runway. If I didn't have a position I'd buy a third of a position now and wait until earnings in February. That way you don't miss out completely if it keeps running but also you don't lose a lot if it retreats. 

 
Anybody else holding HAACU? It's trading at $12.52, while HAAC is $11.90 and HAACW is $2.70. So, just having it split unlocks $2 in value? Thinking about splitting it and selling off the warrants. 

 
Correct. It just would decrease the issuers liability/shares outstanding.

As a broader point, trying to figure out how many share outstanding a small cap has seems like a red flag not to invest in it.  
Yeah, so if shares go away someone had to have cashed them out. I think like many other things that it’s a bad assumption that the outstanding shares just magically go down in a good way versus changing ownership. Kind of like so many of the stock split posts I read where it was clear that some folks had a complete misunderstanding of “free shares” given out which frothed up the already frothy stuff.

 
One name I have seen bouncing around is FUBO at over 70%
FUBO already seems to have gone through one of these in December and interestingly is back at that peak again. Fundamentals on it are very divided. I bought it during the trough, would probably sell if it wasn't in my taxable account.

 
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Anybody else holding HAACU? It's trading at $12.52, while HAAC is $11.90 and HAACW is $2.70. So, just having it split unlocks $2 in value? Thinking about splitting it and selling off the warrants. 
I'm too hungover to do math but  you only get 0.25 of a warrant for each HAACU share you have. Not sure if you calculated that, you might have. 

 
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Anybody else holding HAACU? It's trading at $12.52, while HAAC is $11.90 and HAACW is $2.70. So, just having it split unlocks $2 in value? Thinking about splitting it and selling off the warrants. 
I'm too hungover to do math but  you only get 0.25 of a warrant for each HAACU share you have. Not sure if you calculated that, you might have. 

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You also usually have to pay some fee to split it pre-merger (will split automatically during the merger process). 

 
Yeah, so if shares go away someone had to have cashed them out. I think like many other things that it’s a bad assumption that the outstanding shares just magically go down in a good way versus changing ownership. Kind of like so many of the stock split posts I read where it was clear that some folks had a complete misunderstanding of “free shares” given out which frothed up the already frothy stuff.
I was planning a short position on Saturday but TD won't let me. FWIW

 
Depends on your time horizon. I'd be shocked if there wasn't a major pullback in the next week or so - like 20% or even more- because the run up has been insane. But 5 years from today this will seem like an early entry. Just became a midcap, tons of runway. If I didn't have a position I'd buy a third of a position now and wait until earnings in February. That way you don't miss out completely if it keeps running but also you don't lose a lot if it retreats. 
Definitely going to do this when I can.  I can't buy or sell anything on etrade currently and no customer service.  Time to get out of there.

 
I'm too hungover to do math but I you only get 0.25 of a warrant for each HAACU share you have. Not sure if you calculated that, you might have. 
Thanks for the heads up on the .25 warrant info.  I'm holding the U's and not a number divisible by 4.  

 

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