Is It Too Late to Buy Dream Finders Homes (DFH) Stock?
Argosy Investors recently released its Q1 2021 Investor Letter, a copy of which you can read here. First-quarter 2021 performance was 8.2% in select accounts. The S&P 500 by comparison returned 7.0%. You should check out Argosy Investors’ top 5 stock picks for investors to buy right now, which could be the biggest winners of 2021.
In the Q4 2020 Investor Letter, the fund highlighted a few stocks and Dream Finders Homes Inc. (NASDAQ:DFH) is one of them. Dream Finders Homes Inc. (NASDAQ:DFH) is one of the nation’s premier home builders with a diverse set of options to fit every stage of life. In the last one month, Dream Finders Homes Inc. (NASDAQ:DFH) stock gained 2.8% and on April 15th it had a closing price of $23.16. Here is what the fund said:
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However, the real hot market trend is the special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC.
SPACs are companies that launch IPOs without having an operating business, with the intention of finding an acquisition target after the IPO.
The market reached Jacksonville two weeks ago when space technology company Redwire LLC agreed to go public by merging into a SPAC formed last year.
But Jacksonville already had a connection to the SPAC market through Bill Foley, chairman of Fidelity National Financial Inc.
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