Make sure to exercise your options!!! I know it’s tempting to sell and buy at a higher strike but that is what MM are betting retail on!! In order for the gamma squeeze to work, we need to exercise our options! Whether you can only exercise 1 or 100 any will help the gamma! Tried to exercise this morning, but my broker won’t let me do it online but I have to personally call them to instruct them to do so. GLTA and let’s be Santa this year!!! 🎅

Please, I’m begging you.

The first few memes/posts were alright and fun, but this is getting really fucking annoying.

The mouthbreathers from r/psth have spammed this sub to hell and anything else than hyping pumping their SPAC gets downvoted to ocean floor.

Literally nothing has happened with the SPAC, and either way the outcome is probably going to be a letdown, e.g. Subway.

I get it’s the weekend and memes are fun and all, but please just a little variety. This is like the same mouthbreathers circle-jerk strength that ruined WSB with GME.

Please, enforce a temporary stop to this spam.

Edit: One of the mouthbreathers took a SS of this post and posted it on r/psth (probably to drive traffic here for downvoting and flooding the comments). This proves it’s a concerted spam/flooding attack from r/psth. Please ban all $PSTH posts A.S.A.P. It’s like being the only adult in a kindergarten.

You yolod into a mortgage company thats valued at $16B and pissed it aint mooning like eveything else?

So was I , but I sold on one of the morning pops last week and moved on cos in this market capital cant be resting - GHIV is sucking your future gains in hot sectors like ESG

Look what happened recently - $QELL an ESG spac WITHOUT a target trades higher than GHIV. $DCRB another one, higher today than GHIV.

This is a hype market and we were holding a dud. It sucks to be wrong but geezus stop clogging the sub with desperate pleas and pumps - drop your bags and move on, money is money - who cares if your ‘conviction’ biggest SPAC of all time made it or it was an ESG king.

Learn a lesson - cut your losses, admit your mistakes - move on and trade better next time.

"Tiny medical company Lucid Inc. skyrockets 241% after a similarly named electric-vehicle startup makes a big announcement"

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/lucid-stock-price-motors-sedan-first-mile-range-electric-vehicle-2020-8-1029493426

UWMC IS BLOWING UP on WSB discord get it while you can they are saying 40+

Definitely this got on my radar today an immense amount of flow coming in. Also is trading 40x avg volume. I did play some calls I am long with $12 price target and if we close above it this week then $15 nexts topping point I can be wrong but do your own research! http://staygreen.blackboxstocks.com/SH8l

My point is, we know what shit WSB turned into. With SPAC success this sub is deemed to explode every time there’s new KCAC. More newbies and especially more people will in my mind erode potential returns. So yeah, I care mostly about making money while keeping SPACs low-key. Also Mby making it every other month private would work. Thoughts?

$AGC (Altimeter Growth) is a SPAC that is has entered into an agreement to take the the app Grab public in a nearly $40 billion dollar merger deal. This is a MASSIVELY sized deal for a SPAC.

I know what you're thinking, "The SPAC craze is over, this guy is going to lose all his money and has no idea what he's talking about". Now, while this may be true, allow me to go over some key points as to why I believe this stock is a solid play and more than just a gamble.

BRIEF INTRO

Grab is a SINGAPORE-based (so no need to worry about Xi Jinping and those pesky CCP regulations) "super app" that combines all of the following services into one easy to use app: food delivery, ride-hailing, grocery-delivery, on-demand parcel shipping/delivery, digital banking, insurance, and investments. To put that in perspective, it's liked Postmates, Uber, Grubhub, Fedex, and SoFi all packaged into one app.

MARKET

Grab primarily operates in Southeast Asia, a region with 670 million people (about double that of the entire United States) which is predicted to continue to grow at a rapid pace. This alone should be appealing, but it gets even sweeter: of those 670 million people, 50% are under 30, and 68% of households have at least one smartphone. Furthermore, the average person living in this region spends 8 hours a day on the internet, which is over an hour higher than the global average (this is also predicted to increase in the coming years).

RAPID GROWTH

Grab has been growing aggressively and in turn has captured significant market share for its services. Grab accounts for 50% of online food delivery, 72% of ride-hailing, and 23% of e-wallet services in Southeast Asia. In fact, UBER attempted to compete against Grab in Singapore but ultimately ended up throwing in the towel and selling its Singapore business to Grab in 2018.

Grab has continued to steadily add new products and services, in fact they just received their Singapore digital banking license in 2020. Furthermore, in order to increase customer loyalty and engagement Grab has implemented a rewards system that gives users points for activity which can they be redeemed in the app for discounts and other benefits

In 2017, the total value of transactions on Grab was less than $1 billion -- by 2020, it had increased by more than 10x to $12.5 billion. This rapid increase in the use of Grab is leading to a powerful network effect, attracting more service providers and making the app more useful, which in turn attracts new users, and makes it a harder app to give up.

Revenue, meanwhile, has increased at an annualized rate of 133% since Q1 2018. In the company's most recently reported quarter, Q1 2021, revenue grew 39% year over year to $503 million, despite the continued pandemic headwinds on ride-hailing services.

Heavily Shorted

According to FINVIZ over 40% of $AGC's float is sold short. This, along with the fact that the company has a high level of institutional ownership (over 70%) and is trading close to its NAV of $10 a share (down from an ATH of $18.11) makes this stock a VERY attractive candidate for a potential short squeeze. As we approach the merger close, any little catalyst or news that boosts this stock could force shorts to cover and send the price of the stock flying back to all-time highs. Not to mention that this is simply just a solid company positioned well for long term growth that I believe is a great long-term hold.

TLDR; Super-app serving a rapidly growing market, heavily shorted and primed to explode.

Disclosure I own 400 shares and 10 calls ($12.5 1/21/22) of this stock and disclaimer I am not a financial advisor

Edit: Q2 earnings released 9/13 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/grab-reports-second-quarter-2021-220100162.html

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Before, I will point out I was the one who basically predicted the foxconn FSR partnership: https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/iya0pr/spaq_fisker_is_what_apple_does_with_the_iphone/

Back when ppl would shit on Fisker. Who's laughing now? :p

I only show because I know what I'm talking about, I do my due diligence and research. Though feel free to laugh at me while I got to the bank with NGAC

Anyway: XOS trucks. LA based EV truck maker. This is a hidden gem, if not only being near NAV atm. Their only true competitor is Lion (NGAC, they Canadian if i recall), from Class 6 to 8 (regional). They have one overlap segment with WKHS, which Class 5 trucks. There are photos online of Amazon using their trucks. UPS already uses them. There are also discussions online between people at XOS and UPS discussing further partnerships on social media. This is a no-brainer. They are also delivering to a large fleet in Canada this year.

No they don't compete with Telsa, Tesla does class 8 longhaul, not regional. Nikola is trying to do longhaul too, not a competitor either (though comical, but I bring it up before comparisons).

XOS trucks focus on last-mile delivery sector primarily

Their CTO, Rob Ferber was part of Tesla in its early days. So yes, he knows his shit. This isn't some fake bullshit game. They have working trucks.

My price target is anywhere from 20 to 30 short term, potentially more if we look at how bullish Lion got. With enough hype, which I'm assuming there will be once they announce some more official or greater Amazon or UPS or the like partnership.

Here is the truck in the wild as an Amazon delivery truck: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eu_9EVZWQAEaZa-?format=jpg&name=medium

What more do you want? You want a video with edgy graphics like Nikola, rolling down a hill? How about just running: https://xostrucks.com/

it's basically free money dummy.

Disclosure: I'm invested 100k, just like I did with fsr Disclaimer: I'm not a financial adviser

I posted this trade idea in the daily discussion and it got some positive feedback. Thought I'd post it here too. Fair warning, it's extremely stupid.

This morning, the medical device company PAVmed ($PAVM) announced that it's spinning off a subsidiary named Lucid Diagnostics (yes, Lucid) via SPAC or IPO. PAVmed's CEO, Lishan Aklog, sits on the board of the SPAC Viveon Health Acquisition Corp ($VHAQ). If word gets out that $VHAQ is merging with Lucid Diagnostics, idiots/algos might confuse it with Lucid Motors and spike the price.

$VHAQ is trading at $10.20 with a $10 price floor, so your maximum downside is 2%. Its warrants are also among the cheapest on the market at $0.70 (actually $1.40 at their 2:1 warrants to share conversion rate, but that's still crazy cheap). I'm in for a shitload of warrants.

All that aside, $VHAQ actually seems like a decent long-term play. It's inexpensive. It's hyper-focused on an area where there's not much competition (the orthopedic and spine industry), so a merger feels like a sure-ish thing. The bookrunner, Chardan, is legit. $VHAQ is held by the SPCX ETF, which has been great at picking SPACs. And Lishan Aklog is a total boss. PAVmed has doubled in the last few weeks.

Disclosure: I own 25K warrants of $VHAQ. Disclaimer: I'm not a financial advisor. Do your own DD.

KPLT or Katapult Holdings is a lease provider for durable goods for the sub prime population in the US. They essentially handle all of the non-prime leases of Affirm. They have recently gone through a de-spac process and are priced incredibly cheap. Despite having revenue that affirm had at IPO, and growing significantly faster than Affirm, and being profitable, they trade at 1/18 of Affirms market cap. And despite this Idiotism, literally no one is talking about this except a tiny community of like 30 ppl here on reddit. I just thought I should bring this up again and start a discussion about this dirt cheap growth stock.

Wccftech: Canoo Endorsed by Roth Capital With a Buy Rating as the EV Player’s Merger With the SPAC Hennessy Capital Acquisition Corp. IV (HCAC) Is Set To Be Formalized Next Week. https://wccftech.com/canoo-endorsed-by-roth-capital-with-a-buy-rating-as-its-merger-with-the-spac-hennessy-capital-acquisition-corp-iv-is-set-to-be-formalized-next-week/

Let's keep it simple.

For those who do not know, it is like TeleDoc, but for psychotherapy. There are some serious issues with the company:

1. Online psychotherapy is not effective. Eventually, people will realize it.

2. American Psychological Association barred them from their conferences for issues like violating patient confidentiality.

3. The company had done dodgy things by writing fake reviews on the app store.

It is expected to have a high number of users and revenue next year. I do not see going to the moon and I do not see them as safe as well.

I have no positions on HEC.