I wonder who gets the shares. Does Robinhood or whoever just get to keep them?
They'll be down to $3 by the time the inheritor takes possession anyway
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I wonder who gets the shares. Does Robinhood or whoever just get to keep them?
300 shares at 10.46 just writing covered calls each month rather than take the loss.
TRIT was still a win.
Made a small profit, have one or two hundred with zero basis.
Maybe they pull it out of the nose dive and I've got something worthwhile.
Hell, might buy more. I've done well buying dogs
All I can think when I see quotes like this is, you want the same dumb fucks who cant drive a car without hitting something driving a airplane-like vehicle? We require god knows how many hours of training to fly a plane, but we are going to let Jobobo behind the wheel of a flying taxi. SMH.
Sweet. I got $3100 @ $22. Me and Sanrith Descartes have been riding this one forever. I thought a couple others did as well but don’t remember who.PSTH over $30 after hours. Rumors abound about a Stripe acquisition and the price mooning in the coming week(s).
Really kicking myself for only grabbing 1k shares when it was in the ~$25 range on Friday last week.
I hope it’s all captured on someone’s iphone.The first time two air taxis have a mid air collision in Manhattan and the wreckage falls on some people being forced to eat outside because of Covid the entire "industry" implodes.
I hope it’s all captured on someone’s iphone.
Currently the downside is only realized if you hold past the merger and the money leaves escrow or you buy in too high from the Navy. The other downside is opportunity cost of your money sitting and it ends up doing nothing for a period of time.Yep, pretty much exactly what I read. That was one of the "disadvantages" I read about SPACs... The managers are going to make the merger happen even if it's a bad one. But that doesn't affect you if you jettison the SPAC prior to merge.
Still trying to figure out the downside to SPACs. They seem too good to be true tbh.
While true, new investors need to realize that typical S&P Index returns are about 10% year over year (over long periods of time). So, while your SPAC money may sit idle doing not much of anything for months, the absolute lowest expectations of yielding about 30% return if you're close to nav price is not at all unreasonable. Even if they took 2 whole years to hit a rumor, you're still well ahead of index investing.The other downside is opportunity cost of your money sitting and it ends up doing nothing for a period of time.