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The argument I usually hear is that SPACs = speculation. Most of the time investors are investing based on a rumor, and on top of that they are investing befor
by mrorbitman 6y ago
The argument I usually hear is that SPACs = speculation.
Most of the time investors are investing based on a rumor, and on top of that they are investing before they have access to the company's fundamentals/disclosures available after companies go public.
Lots of speculative energy is often considered an indication of a market bubble.