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Goddamnit. Warrants.tech is pay-to-use now. I can't believe I have to pay $199/month for a service that has only netted me... *checks balance* ...$30k in the last month. This is bullshit.
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Mr. Pizza posted:what is that At first glance it looks like both a data aggregator and a discord community. The prior seems to be publicly accessible information (but probably put together well) and I'm guessing the latter is the real benefit.
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Handen posted:Goddamnit. Warrants.tech is pay-to-use now. I can't believe I have to pay $199/month for a service that has only netted me... *checks balance* ...$30k in the last month. This is bullshit. wierd flex but okay
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Handen posted:Goddamnit. Warrants.tech is pay-to-use now. I can't believe I have to pay $199/month for a service that has only netted me... *checks balance* ...$30k in the last month. This is bullshit. Liar. Wire me the $30k to prove it.
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How do y'all analyze the dilution section of the prospectus? What figures indicate a SPAC that has a structure friendly to main street investors? What figures indicate that the founders and sponsors have structured the SPAC to give themselves a huge payday? In the first dilution to public shareholders table I'm assuming that we want the final tally for "Dilution to public shareholders" to be as close to $10.00 as possible? Is that correct? For the second table showing initial/public shareholders I'm assuming that we want the public shareholders purchased percentage to be as large as possible because the initial shareholders are buying each eventual share at pennies on the dollar? My general strategy is to dump common units at the first price jump but I'd like to be able to get a sense of which SPACs could be worth sticking around on if I like the target. grenada fucked around with this message at 14:35 on Feb 19, 2021 |
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Tortilla Maker posted:Liar. Wire me the $30k to prove it. What's your OnlyFans?  Mr. Pizza posted:what is that When it was free it was one of the most useful SPAC sites available. Has charts to organize SPACs by their commons vs warrants prices, you could sort it in a million different ways and export .csv files based on your choices to import into your broker app of choice. I set up a couple chart comparison flex sheets in TD's advanced dashboard with warrants all <$2 in early January that I was using to make my decisions, but it's outdated now and I need to redo the list but now it's gonna cost me. XYZAB fucked around with this message at 15:24 on Feb 19, 2021 |
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SPAC noob question. I didn't notice for a few days but it looks like AACQ popped up to ~$13 because it announced a DA with Origin Materials. From reading the OP etc. it seems like unless i'm looking to hold long term through the merger, this is about where I should get off? Or am I missing something about the SPAC life cycle that has the potential to cause another jump?
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Yep. There can be a few other pops, like the actual DA vote, or random news. FUSE announced the DA and jumped on the 11th, then cratered to 10.76, then actually jumped a second time Tuesday (I didn't go hunting for why, I was just happy to get out of it with a modest gain). But the initial DA announcement is probably going to be the best moment to get out
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The guy mashing the market buy button on MTAC warrants is at it again. 
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I picked up a bunch of FPAC warrants yesterday and they’re doing pretty decent today for some reason. While the underlying units are slightly down
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karoshi posted:The guy mashing the market buy button on MTAC warrants is at it again. The price of those kept jumping from 2.50-ish to 3.89 and I could get my limit order filled because of that. Finally got it, but it was annoying to watch.
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get me HQ! posted:SPAC noob question. I didn't notice for a few days but it looks like AACQ popped up to ~$13 because it announced a DA with Origin Materials. From reading the OP etc. it seems like unless i'm looking to hold long term through the merger, this is about where I should get off? Or am I missing something about the SPAC life cycle that has the potential to cause another jump? I actually got out of it this morning with a similar thought process.
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thanks for the responses. Out of AACQ and picked up more MTAC.
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I'm sorry for the stupid question, but how do I tell if my shares include warrants? I'm using thinkorswim and bought NVSAU a few days ago. Do I need to log on to TD Ameritrade?
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Oscar Wild posted:I'm sorry for the stupid question, but how do I tell if my shares include warrants? I'm using thinkorswim and bought NVSAU a few days ago. Do I need to log on to TD Ameritrade? Anything with a U has a fraction of a warrant on it but will require you to split it when it can split.
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Talking in Discord and sniffing around, it really seems like SCVX is getting ready to announce a deal pretty soon. Still pretty cheap too.
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Tetramin posted:I picked up a bunch of FPAC warrants yesterday and they’re doing pretty decent today for some reason. While the underlying units are slightly down All my top performers today are warrants too.
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FistEnergy posted:Talking in Discord and sniffing around, it really seems like SCVX is getting ready to announce a deal pretty soon. Still pretty cheap too. There was a lengthy DD post on the SPACs subreddit, too. It outlined 4-5 possible cybersecurity companies they could merge with. Overall seems bullish and I picked some commons up.
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MTAC is sad, what do?
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GrandmaParty posted:Anything with a U has a fraction of a warrant on it but will require you to split it when it can split. Thank you! I'm looking up how it works on TD. Once I figure out something I'll attempt to report back.
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Finally getting some cash out of RH and into my Ally account so I have a noobie question about warrant pricing. If my goal to get into commons is “under 11” does that typically translate to a warrant price like “under 2.50” or so? I’m used to looking at numbers for the former and I’m trying to find some footing here. Basically I’m trying to gauge if there’s anything glaringly stupid about paying 2.85 for MTAC warrants. Edit: I am doing my research before spending actual money, but I’m trying to use MTAC as an example of how warrants are valued compared to commons. Having trouble understanding the importance of 11.50. Rolo fucked around with this message at 20:19 on Feb 19, 2021 |
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Feb 19, 2021 20:08
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A common under $11 is close to the floor. A Warrant at 2.50 implies a Common valued at $14 (2.50 + 11.50 redemption cost) so that's an overpriced warrant at 2.85 for sure. Now, if the merger goes places you can potentially net a greater return with warrants, but they're riskier and not priced correctly as of today.
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I think it’s making sense. So I could relate the redemption cost, usually 11.50 for SPAC warrants, to something like an option’s strike price?
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Warrants are pretty much identical to call options with the strike price at e.g. $11.50 with the exception that you can't exercise them before a certain date.
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And don't buy warrants with a market order. Limit orders only, or you might end up hating life.
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What’s everybody’s interest in MTAC? Seems to be getting a few mentions lately but I couldn’t find much about it r/SPACS
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holy loving CCIV batman Edit: In CCIV warrants at $5.90, out at $35. In commons at $50, out at $55. gently caress that noise. XYZAB fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Feb 19, 2021 |
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CPUH (health tech focused) had what looks like a single huge buy at 2:26 today and units are now around 11.40
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It looks like someone bought CCIV warrants at 10.50 there?
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Handen posted:And don't buy warrants with a market order. Limit orders only, or you might end up hating life. Makes sense. Good tip. Handen posted:holy loving CCIV batman It’s lower than what I sold it for
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Shear Modulus posted:CPUH (health tech focused) had what looks like a single huge buy at 2:26 today and units are now around 11.40 drat. I was planning on buying more. Hopefully it will sell off gradually prior to the split so I can buy more at <11.
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drowningidiot posted:What’s everybody’s interest in MTAC? Seems to be getting a few mentions lately but I couldn’t find much about it r/SPACS I think medtech will be a thing. And it was at 10.40 a few days ago.
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After scrambling to set limit sells on my CCIV warrants and commons at the height of their retracement following that huge drop, I managed to walk away with a cool $20k profit. Biggest success to date. I like SPACs.
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drowningidiot posted:What’s everybody’s interest in MTAC? Seems to be getting a few mentions lately but I couldn’t find much about it r/SPACS Pure guessery
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I understand how common price and timing would typically play a roll but what influences a warrant price to be worth upwards of 3 if the commons are staying below 11 like MTAC is doing? Hype?
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i figured they'd push cciv below 60 to keep those options otm but i didnt expect it to drop that much lol. will be interesting to see what happens next week
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Rolo posted:I understand how common price and timing would typically play a roll but what influences a warrant price to be worth upwards of 3 if the commons are staying below 11 like MTAC is doing? Hype? premium for leverage I suppose
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Rolo posted:I understand how common price and timing would typically play a roll but what influences a warrant price to be worth upwards of 3 if the commons are staying below 11 like MTAC is doing? Hype? Pure speculation.
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Coolio, I’ve learned a lot about how warrants work today. Thanks thread!
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