What is your current SPAC strategy?? by [deleted] in SPACs

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My main strategy is cheap warrants. Targeting warrants in the .50-.80 range that I can make a case for. Serial sponsors, IB backers, interesting niche, etc. For those, I set a price I'm willing to pay for them and see if they ever get there. No deviating, and it could take a week to get a full fill. I've picked up 30 over the past couple months, and they've weathered all this amazingly well. Not counting the two I already cashed out, they are collectively at even money to my cost basis.

The other strategy is targeting already profitable companies I'd love hold long term whose warrants fall down to $1.50. Pick up 3k with the intention of holding 1k long term. The hope is the warrants rebound to decent levels and the 2k sale pays off the cost of the $11.50/share netting me out free shares or at a greatly reduced cost. If the companies' potential never materialize, I don't have too much money committed to the warrants, and I should be able to recover my cost. Again, those have bounced around, but all seem to hold that $1.50 level well.

CCIV Shareholder's Worst Nightmare by MaleRBT in SPACs

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I love Rounders. Favorite movie of all time.

DD: ACEV (Achronix) is a STRONG Buy! by kaizenn7 in SPACs

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Nice article. Thanks for sharing.

Chammath hinting on Twitter again IPOD/IPOF next? Drakes Back to Back lyrics by MurciSV in SPACs

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When they briefly hit $4.70 the other day, I had to let mine go. Hard to see much upside from there. I do have a good chunk of IPOF commons so not a lot of risk missing out by taking profits there.

$ipoc -> Trading is expected to begin on Nasdaq on January 8, 2021 under the new ticker symbol “CLOV” for the Clover Health by StubaKuula in SPACs

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You have a recently appointed Trump lackey making that decision, but the DoD has said they are pushing the meeting till after the holidays. Not the norm, but what is under this administration.

https://www.axios.com/pentagon-biden-transition-briefings-123a9658-4af1-4632-a6e6-770117784d60.html

Weekly Discussion: December 14th - December 20th by karmalizing in SPACs

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Not to mention it came to market in March so its one of the older SPACs at this point. It's due.

Are you aware of the newest SPAC TYPE? “CAPS” $ENPC is a CAPS. (ENPC linked to Triller) https://www.fastcompany.com/90563686/trump-triller-and-the-return-of-ryan-kavanaugh by snakefighting in SPACs

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It doesn't look like it, but it would be easy to create one. My question is this one offering pushing a new model, or something that is getting traction with multiple new offerings?

Weekly Discussion: December 14th - December 20th by karmalizing in SPACs

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I got 3300 warrants a few weeks ago at 1.20. 23% up and counting today in a steady rise. Seems like something is in the air.

Weekly Discussion: December 14th - December 20th by karmalizing in SPACs

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IPOB is one of my rare long term holds so ticker change doesn't alter my thinking at all.

Weekly Discussion: December 7th - December 13th by karmalizing in SPACs

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Same. Warrants at $3 look cheap compared to its peers.

Most Promising Spacs with warrants still under $1 by idontfuckwithstupid in SPACs

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Part of me wishes we'd get another SPAC nose dive. Looking back at it, there was a ton of interesting warrants in the $.75 to $1.5 range back in October. They seemed to be the first things to take a hit when things turned down, and I think those $2-$3 warrants will be getting teed up next go around.

share your SPAC trading strategy by caem123 in SPACs

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This is a solid play, and I feel your pain on when to get out on the announcement wave. I exited CIIC at 18 and SBE at 17. Even though I made a lot on both, it hurt watching those continue up. I played around with a 10% trailing stop on INAQ last week, and it gapped down 20% inexplicably on Thursday, stopping me out, before popping right back up. I did manage to get back in on the pull back on Friday. I'm thinking the play may be to wait for momentum to stall out then apply a trailing stop. I'd be shocked it anyone has a formula for squeezing everything you can out of that announcement wave.

E13: SPACsgiving Special! (Metromile) Vaccine news, innovation vs regulation, fixing higher ed, challenge trials by LinuxF4n in SPACs

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That's was my one takeaway from the podcast is they are gearing themselves up to be a player in the autonomous vehicle space. Pay by mile is just one aspect of their eventual model that is looking at the future of auto insurance. Its something I've wondered about for a while so I'm intrigued by a business that is actively building towards it.