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Top Comments (10)
Love Chamath, but whenever I see or hear SPAC and Chamath in the same sentence. Retail investors are going to lose.
Comparing SPACs to Raptor engine is such an insult to SPACEX.
Chamath is pushing his SPAC again
Friedberg always has the best takes
Chamath is the Tai Lopez of SPACS
Chamath is proud of SPAC 1.O?!?! Proud of how much he pumped and dumped equity into the public at inflated companies?!?
Sacks looks freaking exhausted. Keep up the good work, my dude.
No Chamath, nothing works with your "SPAC 1.0". Only lining your pockets. 2.0 will pump amd dump just like 1.0 due to a quick jump in the stock price which is exactly what happened with 1.0 and dumps anyways. There is no protection anywhere.
Everyone who games knows EA develops for the shareholders not it's customers.
Chamath, 60/40 is 60 equities and 40 bonds not the other way around
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Top Comments (10)
Love Chamath, but whenever I see or hear SPAC and Chamath in the same sentence. Retail investors are going to lose.
Comparing SPACs to Raptor engine is such an insult to SPACEX.
Chamath is pushing his SPAC again
Friedberg always has the best takes
Chamath is the Tai Lopez of SPACS
Chamath is proud of SPAC 1.O?!?! Proud of how much he pumped and dumped equity into the public at inflated companies?!?
Sacks looks freaking exhausted. Keep up the good work, my dude.
No Chamath, nothing works with your "SPAC 1.0". Only lining your pockets. 2.0 will pump amd dump just like 1.0 due to a quick jump in the stock price which is exactly what happened with 1.0 and dumps anyways. There is no protection anywhere.
Everyone who games knows EA develops for the shareholders not it's customers.
Chamath, 60/40 is 60 equities and 40 bonds not the other way around