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Fisker Stock at This Point Is Real Speculation, Not Just Paper

Fisker Stock at This Point Is Real Speculation, Not Just Paper Dana Blankenhorn © Source: Eric Broder Van Dyke / Shutterstock.com The Fisker logo hangs on display at the November 2011 International Auto Show. As Fisker (NYSE: FSR) and other electric car start-ups get closer to market, the risk in FSR stock becomes real. It’s one thing to bet on the paper of promises, something else to bet on a company building cars. © Provided by InvestorPlace The Fisker logo hangs on display at the November 2011 International Auto Show. Speculators began abandoning electric car start-ups in mid-February. FSR stock was just one of the casualties. FSR stock opens for trade April 26 at about $14 per share, a market cap of $4.39 billion.

3 SPACs That Short-Sellers Are Targeting

Author Bio Evan is a senior technology specialist at The Motley Fool. He was previously a senior trading specialist at Charles Schwab, and worked briefly at Tesla. Evan graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, and is a CFA charterholder. Follow @TMFNewCow It s certainly been a weird year to be a short-seller. Just ask anyone betting that selling physical video games out of retail stores during a deadly pandemic is a terrible business to be in. At the same time, the market for special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) has cooled significantly in recent months, with investors shunning speculative stocks fetching lofty valuations. Seeing an opportunity to capitalize on the downtrend, short-sellers have been piling on to push prices down even further.

Chamath Palihapitiya And Nine Other New Billionaires Minted By The SPAC Frenzy

Chamath Palihapitiya And Nine Other New Billionaires Minted By The SPAC Frenzy Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Chamath Palihapitiya, Austin Russell and Mat Ishbia are all new to this year s list thanks to SPACs. Brendan McDermid/Reuters/Newscom, Michael Prince for Forbes, Jacob Lewkow for Forbes SPAC IPOs have raised $180 billion since the beginning of 2020, helping both sponsors and founders get rich quickly, but the boom has yielded relatively few new billionaires. Taking a company public has long been a symbol of success for an entrepreneur, and Wall Street’s favorite craze of the last 12 months helped numerous founders reap the monetary rewards of an IPO while enduring a fraction of the bureaucratic red tape.

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