And the volatility one that sells 30.Tesla has the valuation of a company selling 30 million cars a year.
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And the volatility one that sells 30.Tesla has the valuation of a company selling 30 million cars a year.
GHIV looks to have found a merger
Only thing I found on them was some lawsuit when they changed rules on quick turn around refi's, so who knows, but doesn't seem that big
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Three brokers go to war with United Wholesale Mortgage
United Wholesale Mortgage is facing a potentially ugly court battle from three mortgage brokers seeking class-action status.www.housingwire.com
yeah its been a mostly shitty week. Here's to hoping to a ripping Christmas rally next week.
You've got it wrong, they're a tech company not a car company! Also solar!And the volatility one that sells 30.
Today was the reconstitution of the indexes. All the money managers/funds buying market on close.TSLA just went ludicrous mode. Sold off to $630 (695 high). Then in one 1min candle on the chart leaped $30 per share. Afterhours hit and first 1min candle hit $695 again. Unvelievable.
The basic strat is you can make money on nearly any SPAC by getting in under $11 and dumping above $13 - $14 when it does its announcement spike.Rumor about a merger with another Bill Foley spac WPF and Alight which is a cloud based admin for benefits etc. Can't seem to find much else about them. I've already made money on the first Foley spac BFT which is in the process of completing its merger, so might be worth a look.
The basic strat is you can make money on nearly any SPAC by getting in under $11 and dumping above $13 - $14 when it does its announcement spike.
Depending on the merger target it will plummet and then there is a second run you can play up to the vote If you want. Anything past the first run you want to have really done your due diligence on the founders. Playing it beyond the vote should be reserved for companies and founders you believe in.
Which makes me think the jig will be up soon on this game. The market does not like a sure thing.
Not every deal is a homerun. Remember the lifetime annual return of the S&P 500 is about 9.75% with dividends reinvested. Sometimes you just pull your chips and walk away with 10-20% and be happy.HCAC merger vote is today. I’m a little iffy on this. I’ve got a few thousand dollars in shares and I’ve made a little thus far, and companies are praising Canoo, but the price has been stagnating pretty heavy and hype wasn’t that great after their vehicle unveil. I’m kinda on the verge of selling at market open and taking what I’ve got.
I think the market had priced in a lame duck, GOP give up the bank stimulus deal. I also think the market isnt happy they didnt push for the corona liability protection.So the market didn't like the stimulus or the UK travel ban. Thank god I only have 1 put open, perfect timing for once.
Not every deal is a homerun. Remember the lifetime annual return of the S&P 500 is about 9.75% with dividends reinvested. Sometimes you just pull your chips and walk away with 10-20% and be happy.