It'll move one of these days. That's one to look at everyday pre-market and see if its up a decent amount on strong volume. When you see that, it becomes a Gummy of the Day. No need to jump in now. Missing the first part of a big move is no big deal. -vz
it seemed to have a set spike when my app (webull) started trading it under aeva, which I took to mean that it was the same time that robin hood started to trade it. i might just put in a sell order at something like 30% up and hope it has the same movement as aeva. if it does work like Aeva, i want to then move to the next spac merger day. stocking up on GHVI on red days is not a bad idea. these things are all discount prices right now, and GHVI merge day might be...a month or two away? my thinking on all of this, though, is just to sell on the merge day.
The last thing I want to do Is wind up with a S ton of SPAC's. That would be risky. but it's clear the short sellers moved into the SPAC market and played with some names. GHVI did not defend themselves and they got beat up. You have to know how to roll short sellers. This is where I feel BFT really excels.. Foley uses his Blackstone contacts to make sure there is always a constant flow of interest. The Question is will GHVI have an earnings report before the merger? It seems to be taking a while and if it's 2nd half won't GHVI have to report as GHVI???? I think we want to be in BEFORE and earnings report....
Van will be better answering that the " U " refers to a unit... those usually come with something extra....
yah, me too. gotta be careful. but also i think that's the trick to this...no one wants to buy them right now.
Yeah stoneys right. It's in their filing, its basically the same thing, but on the conversion the "U" shares get ... off the top of my head I think I remember 1.05 shares. So 100 shares of GHVIU would convert to 105 shares of whatever the new ticker is. The GHVI would be a 1:1 conversion. No idea why they all do this.
Source: Company Something funny about the Internet and CNBC... Remember when Josh got all worked up about Matterport on the midday show? YES VAN I usually keep either Bloomberg or CNBC on in the back round.... But I tend to not watch the ticker... I find my buys hampered if I know the markets are down big. Well if you go to YouTube you will find Josh' take on everything and I mean everything but where is the Matterport episode-- HE WIPED IT!!! IT IS GONE POOF! YOU CANNOT FIND IT. I searched every which way--- Not Cool... Not cool to just take your good ideas and leave them up and then wipe away your bad ones... Dude got smoked and probably sold like a baby... One watcher is frequent CNBCcontributor Josh Brown, who labeled Mattersport’s core business of 3D modeling and imaging technology provider as a “category killer.” Brown further went on to say that “This is the first time I’m buying a SPAC that’s already announced a deal at a premium, so I’m pretty excited.” Excited until he peed himself!