I convinced myself to pick up some of this last Dec, but it has just been an anchor.I did just unload my UWMC. It went down after the earnings and I’d rather reallocate that money elsewhere. Wasn’t a lot but I should have know when it popped that that was a top. Maybe down the road it could be interesting but no one wants it now.
Yeah, maybe it comes back but I’d rather be in something else. Mad Indidnt use the pop over 11 to just take the money and run. I was waiting for the earnings report and the reaction was a big fat yawn.I convinced myself to pick up some of this last Dec, but it has just been an anchor.
Would have been a 10 bagger for me. Should have dumped the Brinks truck at $109 and eased my pain LOL. At least I’m enjoying this, just in a much smaller way.FLGT you magnificent *******.
This is what i asked about GHIV (which is United Wholesale now, correct?) in January - sometimes gauging investor sentiment can be useful. I think these are fine companies but nobody wants them.Why would GHIV take off if RKT hasn’t done anything? Does the former do something much better than the latter? RKT at least has some name recognition but they’re stuck in neutral.
Nobody could have seen this coming. I'm still bracing myself for a violent pullback by putting on my 10 year binoculars.Would have been a 10 bagger for me. Should have dumped the Brinks truck at $109 and eased my pain LOL. At least I’m enjoying this, just in a much smaller way.
That’s why I sold too. I like United much more than Quicken but either way, nobody cares.This is what i asked about GHIV (which is United Wholesale now, correct?) in January - sometimes gauging investor sentiment can be useful. I think these are fine companies but nobody wants them.
Yeah, thanks for CBBT. I'm free rolling right now but might just get out all together. The thing is, their merger still hasn't been official yet.It was hard for me to get to this point but I just sold all of my CBBT, ZOM, ENZC for on average 300% profit. I sold half of my SFIO, the ones I held from .014, and held on to the other half that I bought at .06
I just couldn't believe that the constant 20%+ gains would keep going. Maybe they will and I'll regret it but I didn't want to sell half and watch them tank so I unloaded them all except for SFIO.
Will look for some more cheaper plays.
I bought 4 add'l shares of TSCO exactly one week ago for $139.xx (actually I think it was 10 days ago and Fidelity is showing the settled date). Put a $155.55 sell order that day. Surprised it tripped this quick. Still holding 13 shares.@Todempick $TSCO got a buy rating from Goldman today.
Nobody could have seen this coming. I'm still bracing myself for a violent pullback by putting on my 10 year binoculars.
Broke above $10.90 resistance today on volume, trading over $11. Earnings Thursday. A tidy $13+% in a week. Plucky little midwestern American company, I've written about them here enough you can search to see why I like them.Skipping this. Bought $OESX at $9.74.
I could see CBBT getting to a buck, but it seems fishy/scammy at the same time. I played it safe and sold it all. It's up 10% from that point so what do I know lolYeah, thanks for CBBT. I'm free rolling right now but might just get out all together. The thing is, their merger still hasn't been official yet.
It's by far the most hyped stock on financial twitter these days.I could see CBBT getting to a buck, but it seems fishy/scammy at the same time. I played it safe and sold it all. It's up 10% from that point so what do I know lol
MF has a chart showing that none of Gores SPACs have performed particularly well. I wonder if there is just too much dilution built into these. I have UWMC in my Roth where, despite being up 22% YTD, I still have some excess cash already. May hold onto it a bit more. I was enjoying the shtick of getting a refi with the company while it was merging with the SPACThis is what i asked about GHIV (which is United Wholesale now, correct?) in January - sometimes gauging investor sentiment can be useful. I think these are fine companies but nobody wants them.
Thoughts on SFIO? Still looking at a nice pop when they list OTC?It was hard for me to get to this point but I just sold all of my CBBT, ZOM, ENZC for on average 300% profit. I sold half of my SFIO, the ones I held from .014, and held on to the other half that I bought at .06
I just couldn't believe that the constant 20%+ gains would keep going. Maybe they will and I'll regret it but I didn't want to sell half and watch them tank so I unloaded them all except for SFIO.
Will look for some more cheaper plays.
Could be dilution, could just be that they suck at this. If you want a post-merger SPAC to pop, it seems like it really has to be seen as exciting and part of a rapid growth industry.MF has a chart showing that none of Gores SPACs have performed particularly well. I wonder if there is just too much dilution built into these. I have UWMC in my Roth where, despite being up 22% YTD, I still have some excess cash already. May hold onto it a bit more. I was enjoying the shtick of getting a refi with the company while it was merging with the SPAC
Once the CE is removed they should pop to .25 according to Twitter nerdsThoughts on SFIO? Still looking at a nice pop when they list OTC?
There’s going to be a #### ton of losers in the penny stock and SPAC world. As you know well, not everything is a winner and right now anything discussed seems to be. UWMC stands out like a sore thumb. It probably could be a nice long term investment but it doesn’t have the ceiling or conviction I’m looking for in my long term stocks.Could be dilution, could just be that they suck at this. If you want a post-merger SPAC to pop, it seems like it really has to be seen as exciting and part of a rapid growth industry.
You get things like SKLZ (gaming and gambling), DKNG (online gambling), all of the EV-related ones and certain healthcare/biopharm if they seem forward-looking.
These guys picked Hostess and UWM - cupcakes and mortgages. Meh.
Agreed on winners and losers.There’s going to be a #### ton of losers in the penny stock and SPAC world. As you know well, not everything is a winner and right now anything discussed seems to be. UWMC stands out like a sore thumb. It probably could be a nice long term investment but it doesn’t have the ceiling or conviction I’m looking for in my long term stocks.
Don't kick yourself yet. Short interest is pretty high and that could be fueling a lot of this. I don't' know that, but it's possible.in for a few more each of LMT and AMT. sold 1/2 of ZOM.
Started a DIS at 162. feeling it should have been a bigger 1 now.
Kicked myself in the jewels again by not getting in on FLGT at 117 lastweek. good God man! what's the matter with me!
All this time I thought this was Cobalt Blockchain Medicinal Enormous Shvantz CorpI could see CBBT getting to a buck, but it seems fishy/scammy at the same time. I played it safe and sold it all. It's up 10% from that point so what do I know lol
This is a big reason why I'm hesitant to go in on these once they get above about 10% of NAV, so $11 for most of them, as I'm trying to limit that downside risk. Historically SPACs post-merger do underperform the market. I saw a study recently that, iirc, indicated the best return was in selling about a week after the merger. But I think that study was also done a couple of years ago, so not sure if that's still holding true in today's environment.Agreed on winners and losers.
Pick your SPACs carefully just like stocks.
They also seem to reach agreements more quickly than a lot of the other SPAC companies. Maybe that's a misperception on my part, but I have it. Could be they aren't spending the same time shopping/negotiating with companies, so you may get to the 30% announcement pop more quickly without seeing the l-t winners.Could be dilution, could just be that they suck at this. If you want a post-merger SPAC to pop, it seems like it really has to be seen as exciting and part of a rapid growth industry.
You get things like SKLZ (gaming and gambling), DKNG (online gambling), all of the EV-related ones and certain healthcare/biopharm if they seem forward-looking.
These guys picked Hostess and UWM - cupcakes and mortgages. Meh.
Got a nibble at $11.36. Kicking myself for not dumping some other crap to take advantage.OCGN![]()
Cupcakes and Mortgages is the name of my Dixie Chick cover bandCould be dilution, could just be that they suck at this. If you want a post-merger SPAC to pop, it seems like it really has to be seen as exciting and part of a rapid growth industry.
You get things like SKLZ (gaming and gambling), DKNG (online gambling), all of the EV-related ones and certain healthcare/biopharm if they seem forward-looking.
These guys picked Hostess and UWM - cupcakes and mortgages. Meh.
I generally sell after merger or after acquisition target announcement. DKNG has been the one large exception.This is a big reason why I'm hesitant to go in on these once they get above about 10% of NAV, so $11 for most of them, as I'm trying to limit that downside risk. Historically SPACs post-merger do underperform the market. I saw a study recently that, iirc, indicated the best return was in selling about a week after the merger. But I think that study was also done a couple of years ago, so not sure if that's still holding true in today's environment.
Goodbye Oil is my favoriteCupcakes and Mortgages is the name of my Dixie Chick cover band
Don’t be lulled into today’s environment being different. It’s easy to think that if you look at short term results and we are in a wild period as we see every day. It doesn’t change the fact that there’s way more companies coming public through SPACs so I’d almost assume total returns will be worse. I now own the 10th or 20th EV charging company that’s gone public in the past 6 months. That’s probably not a good sign and I should probably sell it and move that money to something long term.This is a big reason why I'm hesitant to go in on these once they get above about 10% of NAV, so $11 for most of them, as I'm trying to limit that downside risk. Historically SPACs post-merger do underperform the market. I saw a study recently that, iirc, indicated the best return was in selling about a week after the merger. But I think that study was also done a couple of years ago, so not sure if that's still holding true in today's environment.
Agreed. Hell I trimmed SNPR this morning on the 30+% announcement spike to take out half of my initial investment.Don’t be lulled into today’s environment being different. It’s easy to think that if you look at short term results and we are in a wild period as we see every day. It doesn’t change the fact that there’s way more companies coming public through SPACs so I’d almost assume total returns will be worse. I now own the 10th or 20th EV charging company that’s gone public in the past 6 months. That’s probably not a good sign and I should probably sell it and move that money to something long term.
Yeah once you get in you can get two invites to send out. Friend of mine I invited had been reserved for like a month. The format and community in it and content is unbelievable.My username is reserved. I'm not sure how long before accounts get activated. Do I need an invite or something?
I'd go with VIXy DixCupcakes and Mortgages is the name of my Dixie Chick cover band
I owned DLR years ago...Any opinions on Data Center REITs? Specifically looking at DLR, CONE, COR and QTS. Not that interested in the ETF option, VPN.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/legx3q/spac_lifecycle_over_time/This is a big reason why I'm hesitant to go in on these once they get above about 10% of NAV, so $11 for most of them, as I'm trying to limit that downside risk. Historically SPACs post-merger do underperform the market. I saw a study recently that, iirc, indicated the best return was in selling about a week after the merger. But I think that study was also done a couple of years ago, so not sure if that's still holding true in today's environment.
I've held DLR for a long time and believe it to be the blue chip in this space. I haven't looked at fundamentals lately, but continue to hold as data centers are a growing concern, in general. It has been a steady performer over the years.Any opinions on Data Center REITs? Specifically looking at DLR, CONE, COR and QTS. Not that interested in the ETF option, VPN.
Another Fidelity no-goI would encourage others to look at INND. Looks like it is thinking about taking off.
Low cost hearing aid company with offerings currently in WMT. Expecting many other Big Box to join in.
YMMV
Are you planning the same with IPOE? or is that a hold for you?I generally sell after merger or after acquisition target announcement. DKNG has been the one large exception.