Doing the same. Partially what also interests me is that the "quant data" is just emerging. Meaning you have a fully new set of key indicators, of facts to loo

Doing the same. Partially what also interests me is that the "quant data" is just emerging. Meaning you have a fully new set of key indicators, of facts to look out for when making sense about a possbile investment. OTOH I agree that SPACs are equally useful for fraudsters: Exiting a failing business no professional investor wants to purchase. E.g. [Trigger warning!] the conservative coffee brand "Black Rifle Coffee" is IPOing via a SPAC. I would be really surprised if their grandiose revenue projections materialized without their Trump-base which they have annihilated recently. [Trigger Ending] But that's just one example out of many such SPAC companies, which will slash portfolios of retail investors. And in doing so tainting those SPACs with actual value and prospects.