♟ The Next Hot SPAC

What you have to look out for when investing in SPACs... [Trade of the Day]( [WAR] Brought to you by The War Room [Let me In!]( The Next Hot SPAC Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance [Pawn Chess Piece] What you have to look out for when investing in SPACs... [@#$%!]( [Angry Businesswoman]( missed these one-day gains... 51% on Canopy Growth... 73% on Dick's Sporting Goods... 95% on Conn's... 121% on Abercrombie & Fitch... 113% on Ciena... 108% on UPS... 133% on Kellogg... 136% on Ambarella... 116% on Pinterest... 130% on Twitter... 178% on Yum Brands... and 188% on FedEx! [Click here to stop @#$%ing around and get what's yours.]( [WAR] [Overheard Inside The War Room]( [Pawn] More insider buying at RIG. It's always better to see big buys than big sells! [Pawn] Our infrastructure plays are on fire as President Biden announces a deal. [Pawn] The OPEC meeting on July 1 is a variable we're factoring into our oil and gas trades. Potential squeeze plays? We're considering it. [Join us]( now to get in on the action! [Karim Rahemtulla] The next hot SPAC is already out there... SPACs are special purpose acquisition companies - basically shell companies that are formed to take private companies public without the headache of too many regulatory hurdles like normal initial public offerings. That should scare you a bit... But what should worry you more is that the SPAC market is no different from the reverse merger public shells that proliferated the markets in the '90s and early 2000s. These entities were often run by stock promoters who made their money dumping shares onto unsuspecting buyers. The term "pump and dump" gained infamy during that period. I see the vast majority of SPACs today as tomorrow's losers. If these opportunities are so great, then tell me this... Why have SPACs that merged this year gained, on average, around 2% (according to Reuters in March 2021) from the price they traded at when they were listed on the stock exchange? You know what's done better? The S&P 500. Need some convincing? Look at the list below... you'll see a lot of familiar names. [Post Merger SPACs Chart] On January 25, I posted this in The War Room... Lots of great SPACs out there and lots of crappy ones. Time will tell. The EV space is very crowded. The easy money was made when we were buying into BLNK in the single digits. But, the Robinhood crowd has added to the euphoria. And, these SPACs tend to have pretty tight floats. I like to follow the money and the bigger players like Bill Gates and QS (at lower levels) or PSTH, or SPCE (Branson) at lower levels more to my liking. But, DKNG has served us best. There will be a reckoning day for SPACS - over 75% of the capital raised in IPOs last year were SPAC IPOs. I buy those that are trading close to their issue price when they are issued, following strict position sizing and in industries I understand. And, when I want to goose those profits, I will look to the warrants, but only as a trade since they are much more volatile. This is a headline driven space and the majority of SPACs have no revenues or profits to speak of. When I was in the Venture Capital Space we were happy if two out of every 10 ideas we invested in paid off. They covered the losers nicely. The SPAC space is exactly the same. There are going to be MANY more losers than winners. I still stand by those words. There just aren't that many great ideas that are "suddenly waiting to go public." Action Plan: SPACs have another disadvantage. If they can't find a deal within a couple of years, they usually have to return money back to investors at a specified price and term (check each individual SPAC for details). And that means a lot of them will try to get any deal to unlock the founders' investments... no bueno for you! Find out more about which SPACs will work - we've made money on several in The War Room already - and which ones are duds by joining me in [The War Room]( in real time! Yours in smart speculation, [Karim Rahemtulla Signature] Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician Monument Traders Alliance Recent War Room Winners CAT 6/24/2021 18.49% SMG 6/22/2021 11.82% COST 6/22/2021 9.70% WGO 6/22/2021 8.53% RIOT 6/21/2021 40.43% Biggest War Room Winners BG 5/26/2020 320.00% DIS 10/13/2020 198.81% FDX 9/18/2019 188.49% NUGT 8/17/2020 179.31% BIIB 6/7/2021 175.31% Fastest War Room Winners LMND (4 minutes) 12/7/2020 36.67% ROKU (4 minutes) 9/10/2019 53.62% MCD (5 minutes) 1/8/2020 24.39% OKTA (5 minutes) 1/6/2020 27.50% RGR (8 minutes) 1/6/2021 73.33% WMT (Fastest double 1 hour, 20 minutes) 7/7/2020 121.12% [To start pocketing gains like these, click here!]( WAR Room Testimonials [WAR Knight] Fred L. June 24, 2021, 12:47 p.m. I opened CAT at $3.40 closed for $4.25, very nice 24% profit after expenses. Thx Bryan. [WAR Rook] Keith B. June 24, 2021, 12:53 p.m. I opened CAT at $2.04 closed for $5.20. Yipee!!! 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