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Everything in the Hindenburg Report could have been exposed without the Company going public. Going public via a SPAC they didn’t have to go through all the ri
by mikeryan 6y ago
Everything in the Hindenburg Report could have been exposed without the Company going public.
Going public via a SPAC they didn’t have to go through all the rigor associated with a traditional IPO. I’m not sure this is the public markets doing their job so much as exposing a new loophole in the market.
- chadash 6y ago> Everything in the Hindenburg Report could have been exposed without the Company going public. Yes, but it went public and that gave someone the incentive to expose it. The fact that this stuff wasn't exposed earlier is a failure of the private markets, not the public