lizkat
Watching March roll out real winter
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They are not called investors they are called suckers.
Well it would appear that that's what the SEC is trying to figure out, or rather whether in the process of gathering up suckers, the people and so the corporate entities involved have broken any laws.
Not sure why their investigation is taking so long to unravel any mysteries. On the other hand the lawyers that write up the charter for any SPAC probably have a profound affinity for doublespeak squared. Still, the ground rules for SPACs are pretty straightforward. Either the SPAC comes up with a credible purchase of some kind of going concern by the deadline (usually a couple years) or the investors get their money back with interest.
Meanwhile DWAC, the SPAC outfit trying to take Truth Social public, closed down 11% today (but that better than being down 14% before trading opened) after the announcement of those two execs departing. Unsurprising, considering that those two guys are apparently the ones with actual oversight on technical aspects of the Truth Social platform's implementation, and given that the thing seems to be way behind the curve dealing with a "wait list" of users.