Fogel
Mr. Poopybutthole
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.
I will also say again, like many others.. be selective. There's been a flood of spacs and you need to get behind ones with reputable managers / track records.
Added PSAH on Friday the 29th Jan and it is already at 15% return.
Added XPOA last week and it is already 10% return.
Added CCV/U last week and it is already 9% return.
Been holding GSAH for a few weeks now and sitting at 7.8% return.
Again, I stress to get the price as low as possible for the least risk. Recent high fliers like IPOF are riding other Chamath euphoria, has no rumor, let alone a target acquisition, so have high risk of the price retreating in the coming weeks. It is quite extended from nav price here at $15.75 (as of this post).
Every sizeable market pullback (like last Friday), I am looking to add rock bottom price spacs. When there is blood in the streets of Wall Street, go spac shopping.. and look for other valuable stocks. The regular investor is usually busy selling everything they own on the bloody days, savvy investors are you shopping while the market is awash in liquidity.
Sounds like you're not going to buy the A Rod spac?