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I imagine that a ton of people just want to be long on Lucid.
i'd be one of them (i mean, i'd also be selling calls and theta leeching this shit so hard)... but i'm not even sure cciv is lucid.
I imagine that a ton of people just want to be long on Lucid.
I’m assuming we are still talking about Churchill. If the merger goes through and they really are a direct competitor to Tesla I can see close to those type of returns in 10+ years. Give or take a few years.I made over 100% and it will not be going up 500 from here tho.
Expecting the returns of the last decade to continue at the same pace is going to end badly for people.
Profit Is profitAsk someone who sold $CCIV at $28 for like 30% gains anything.
I’m assuming we are still talking about Churchill. If the merger goes through and they really are a direct competitor to Tesla I can see close to those type of returns in 10+ years. Give or take a few years.
What was the line on that fight?fuck that, poirer was easy money (even if i only bet $300)
holding cciv was/is crazy risky!
What was the line on that fight?
The potential merger between special purpose acquisition company Churchill Capital Corp IV and EV startup Lucid Motors seems to be one of the worst-kept secrets on Wall Street.
Churchill stock (ticker: CCIV) is soaring again after another report that a merger announcement was imminent. Yet neither company is ready to confirm the deal.
Churchill stock is up about 30%, at $52, in midday trading Tuesday. Shares traded below $37 early in the day. The stock has been halted for small periods due to volatility.
The deal is said to value Lucid at about $12 billion. Churchill has roughly $2 billion in cash on its books, meaning it will end up with roughly 17% of the new company. That is a very rough guide and will change when, or if, deal details emerge.
With Churchill stock trading at $52, the implied, updated value of Lucid could be more than $40 billion. Most SPAC deals are done based on the $10 unit price at which SPACs issue stock.
It just isn't clear if the $12 billion figure is the valuation today or the valuation the deal is struck at. There are just too few details. Churchill and Lucid weren't immediately available to comment on today's report.
EV maker Fisker (FSR), by comparison, is valued at roughly $6 billion, based on its 294 million fully diluted shares outstanding. Fisker plans to offer a roughly $40,000 SUV going on sale around 2022.
Lucid plans to target the very high end of the auto market. It will start with an aspirational EV model that could cost more than $165,000 and boast 1,080 horsepower, fast charging times, and more than 500 miles of range on a single charge. The first high-end Lucids could hit the streets later this year before the company produces lower-end luxury cars in 2022.
Expectations for Lucid products are high. Churchill stock is up more than 400% over the past three months, crushing the comparable returns of the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average.


Ford and GM are direct as fuck competitors to them already and avg out to this lucid valuation lol.I’m assuming we are still talking about Churchill. If the merger goes through and they really are a direct competitor to Tesla I can see close to those type of returns in 10+ years. Give or take a few years.
Lol. I know you’re just fucking around but I could’ve probably shortened that time frame a little. I wish I would’ve been smart enough and disciplined enough to buy a few stocks 10 years ago.10+ years? come on, man. we don't have time for this shit.
Ford and GM are direct as fuck competitors to them already and avg out to this lucid valuation lol.
Lol. I know you’re just fucking around but I could’ve probably shortened that time frame a little. I wish I would’ve been smart enough and disciplined enough to buy a few stocks 10 years ago.
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