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Churchill will be merging with electric vehicle (EV) maker Lucid soon. Traders were so excited for Lucid that they bid CCIV stock up to $65 at one point.
Then the company did a fundraising deal at a far lower price and shares crashed. CCIV stock shed half its value in a single week once the company raised cash at a disappointing valuation.
CCIV stock has continued to tumble since then; shares are now off more than two-thirds from the February highs. Yet, nothing much has changed in the bigger picture.
At least as far as Lucid goes, the business’ prospects are not meaningfully worse than they were two months ago. That makes it worth taking a fresh look at the situation today.
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The arrival of this previously unheard recording, which catches the founding father of Greenwich Village’s 60s folk-rock movement on top form in a loose but pivotal jam, can only be awarded monumental historical significance. Unlike Dylan, who Neil gave his first break in 1961 by paying him a dollar to play harmonica at his shows, Fred’s catalogue consists of little beyond four studio albums he recorded between 1964-68 (one a collaboration), plus 1971’s Other Side Of This Life live/alternative take grab-bag, before Harry Nilsson’s smash version of his song Everybody’s Talkin’ enabled early retirement. Arriving in New York from Florida via Memphis in 1961, Neil initially composed Brill Building specials, including Crying B-side Candy Man for Roy Orbison, before hitting Greenwich Village, where he opened for Lenny Bruce. His mesmerising baritone and commanding presence propelled him to local prominence, mentoring upstarts like David Crosby, Stephen