SVFA trading under NAV this morning at 9.95. Should be a pretty safe parking spot.What to do with my $800 XPOA dollars...
SVFA trading under NAV this morning at 9.95. Should be a pretty safe parking spot.What to do with my $800 XPOA dollars...
Only speaking historically, yes it should. It may float up closer to $10 at some point as the vote gets closer or someone famous may tweet out what a great deal this is and it moons.Damn it guys, I didn't know anything about SPACs and based on this thread I bought about $10k of XPOA a month ago! But at least you are right, it's easy to get out without much loss since I bought at 9.95 or therabouts so I'm only out about $100. Since this news was not well-received, will it typically just sit around NAV until the merge?
Damn it guys, I didn't know anything about SPACs and based on this thread I bought about $10k of XPOA a month ago! But at least you are right, it's easy to get out without much loss since I bought at 9.95 or therabouts so I'm only out about $100. Since this news was not well-received, will it typically just sit around NAV until the merge?
At least I didn't buy crypto with it at the end of April!Spacs in general have been flat in Feb so best to take your money some where liable to get some gains, even if its SPY/QQQ or another ETF
The thought process is that Ackman does want the media aspects of Bloomberg and this new company could be used to spin them off. This could also represent the "significant" complexity he was discussing.man i just don't get this (PSTH & Bloomberg)
I wish there was more, but legally he is limited as to what he can say I guess. Shrug.Nothing that he hasnt said previously. "Weeks", however they will announce if it does or does not go through. They already have multiple targets for aquisition if the deal doesn't go through. Doesn't exactly sound bullish either.
All these financial "journalists" cant grasp PSTH NAV is $20, not $10CNBC segment on Ackman's spac PSTH and flubbed "trading 1.5x nav".
Ermm.. no talkinghead.. no.