If you use TD Ameritrade their calendar is pretty good. I use it to trade the hot IPOs. Of course it is mainly clogged with SPACs now. I'm pretty sure the Renaissance people must have a calendar since their ETF (IPO) buys most of these IPOs after a few weeks. I think tomorrow Telus & ON24 go public if I remember correctly.
I can't figure out what each individual SPAC is going to buy. I think the best strategy is to wait until they announce what they're going to buy & then buy the SPAC. I think 3 weeks ago I bought my first SPAC -- IPOE after I read it was going to try & merge with SoFi. Its up about 25-30% since then (I bought it at ~ $20). It actually hit $28+ during the WSB frenzy on Friday. I bought the AFRM IPO and it has done pretty well -- and I bought it at $93. On the secoond day it hit $135+. My strategy is to buy IPOs that rise 20-50% since that seems like a good gauge of interest. I try not to buy well known companies since they do terrible immediately after IPO. I think my biggest gainer was that C3Ai company which really skyrocketed after the IPO -- $100 to $180 in 2 weeks.
Brother, this is all good information. Thank you. Have a group chat or discord server chat group? Good to circulate good ideas between people.... Ya, FinVIZ! Forgot about them !!! Assumed they didnt have an IPO search :S Thanks dude. I've noticed IPO stocks in bull markets waaaayyy outperform the broader market. Of course, with so many new IPO's, they have to be qualified. Coinbase? That's guaranteed $$$
It's frustrating. There should be some regulation on this or at least orderly information dissemination, now it's just random chaos in the SPAC world.
I checked the Renaissance website and they charge ~ $1000/yr for their research & calendar. Seems reasonable but probably for people with a lot of capital to deploy in this strategy. I only do this part time so its not worth it for me. I found a good potential SPAC -- IACA. It will merge with a company called Taboola which is in hyper growth industry (marketing software) so it should so well. Taboola's main public competitors have done pretty well -- APPS & PUBM. I bought PUBM when it went public I think in early Decenber & its up around 60%.