@INArteCarloDoss Ask yourself this. What happens when the SPAC lockups expire w/ billions in shrs to be sold at ANY PRICE by the insiders/pumpers? Remember what caused the 2000 tech crash? SPACS, for the most part, are ponzi companies - selling $1 for $80c w/ a promise to make it up on volume.
@INArteCarloDoss (2) Carson and others told you GSX had issues for months. No one cared to do the work. Is the same thing about to happen with SPACS? Don’t know. But you can pull up with lock up expirations for SPACS with a simple Bloomberg query.
@INArteCarloDoss (3) Let me help with some "hard" evidence of what's to come... 
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@INArteCarloDoss (7) In most SPACs, there are 15-30 restricted shrs for each free trading shr, & the restricted guys - who got the shrs for pennies on the $ - seem to want out ASAP. Thus, when the arguably artificially restricted float unlocks, it seems to result in uncontrolled selling.
@INArteCarloDoss (8) Keep in mind the '00 tech bubble pop was likely a result of too much supply (see deal calendar from 6/99 to crash) - speculative IPOs, during the time, went parabolic - & taxes on gains from '99 (when folks had to sell stock to pay the IRS); it seems a similar set up is poss.
@INArteCarloDoss (9) So, in a Bloomberg query, for the 75 SPACS that have had lockups expire in 2021, only 14.5% of them are higher, with the avg. decline for all of them at -6.1% (vs. S&P up +5.7% YTD).
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