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RTP now trading @ $14, RTP rumored to be merging with Hippo.com a trendy insurance company using AI technology. Not a cash burning obscure EV or a battery prototype with a business plan (DAMMIT
), it's a solid growing company disrupting an archaic industry so may not be euphoric gains (unless it does a Lemonade on it) but will still be a winner. Also see RTPZ, the same teams second SPAC, also available on degiro, no rumored targets yet, currently trading at $12.49, will pop once rumors start swirling.
I was wrong on RTP, the latest rumour is that they are targeting a flying taxi EV company called Joby aviation. It's a high risk/high reward area as it's potentially disruptive but they are still waiting on FAA clearance. ARK invest bought shares of ACIC SPAC last night who have confirmed their target is Archer who are the closest competitor of Joby, and Archer shares jumped 20%. I imagine once RTP confirm Joby as the target, Ark invest will then invest which normally gives a 10-20% pop by itself.
I'm not sure how the hippo.com rumour surfaced and then died, maybe that will merge with the second Spac RTPZ.
Either way, the RTP / RTPZ team are all star and I am a happy (excited) shareholder!0 -
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I was wrong on RTP, the latest rumour is that they are targeting a flying taxi EV company called Joby aviation. It's a high risk/high reward area as it's potentially disruptive but they are still waiting on FAA clearance. ARK invest bought shares of ACIC SPAC last night who have confirmed their target is Archer who are the closest competitor of Joby, and Archer shares jumped 20%. I imagine once RTP confirm Joby as the target, Ark invest will then invest which normally gives a 10-20% pop by itself.
I'm not sure how the hippo.com rumour surfaced and then died, maybe that will merge with the second Spac RTPZ.
Either way, the RTP / RTPZ team are all star and I am a happy (excited) shareholder!
High Risk, well that's an understatement. The likes of these companies are unlikely to ever see a cent, if someone was to do this it would be the likes of apple/google who have 200 billion sitting in their bank accounts.
This literally seems like pie, I mean, taxi in the sky stuff
Edit: Given the current environment, it'll probably go up, but long term I can't see them ever actually getting a paying customer into one of these as they won't get that far...it would be pretty cool if they did though!0 -
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High Risk, well that's an understatement. The likes of these companies are unlikely to ever see a cent, if someone was to do this it would be the likes of apple/google who have 200 billion sitting in their bank accounts.
This literally seems like pie, I mean, taxi in the sky stuff
Edit: Given the current environment, it'll probably go up, but long term I can't see them ever actually getting a paying customer into one of these as they won't get that far...it would be pretty cool if they did though!
I'd rate there chances much higher than Virgin Galactic sending tourists en masse into space.
Virgin Orbit doing commercial space endeavors however would be an actual good investment.0 -
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eHigh Risk, well that's an understatement. The likes of these companies are unlikely to ever see a cent, if someone was to do this it would be the likes of apple/google who have 200 billion sitting in their bank accounts.
This literally seems like pie, I mean, taxi in the sky stuff
Edit: Given the current environment, it'll probably go up, but long term I can't see them ever actually getting a paying customer into one of these as they won't get that far...it would be pretty cool if they did though!
You need to clear your mind of any preconceptions, just imagine if flying cars were to become the norm, then suddenly those companies that you say would never return a cent to the investor are now looking like Tesla did a few years back.
And it's not "pie in the sky" or Science fiction, this has been happening since 2016.
More research needed but here's a good intro
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20201111-the-flying-car-is-here-vtols-jetpacks-and-air-taxis0 -
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High Risk, well that's an understatement. The likes of these companies are unlikely to ever see a cent, if someone was to do this it would be the likes of apple/google who have 200 billion sitting in their bank accounts.
This literally seems like pie, I mean, taxi in the sky stuff
Edit: Given the current environment, it'll probably go up, but long term I can't see them ever actually getting a paying customer into one of these as they won't get that far...it would be pretty cool if they did though!
30 years ago you'd if you were told we'd all have these portable devices in our pockets which we basically ran our lives off you'd have laughed.
The likes of Joby and Archer have decent backers in Toyota, Uber & United Airlines. Interestingly ARK Investments just bought over a million shares in Archer.0 -
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Having a mare of a day, stops hit on all my crypto stocks, PERI in the ****ter, took some profits there and let about 40% ride.
Not good for the heart, if it was Friday I'd be hitting the bottle to drown my sorrows
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Having a mare of a day, stops hit on all my crypto stocks, PERI in the ****ter, took some profits there and let about 40% ride.
Not good for the heart, if it was Friday I'd be hitting the bottle to drown my sorrows
My heart bleeds for ya...
Them were my words to one of the lads who's been trading with me last 8 months and is like 200% up in that time but suffering a 5% dip today haha.0 -
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