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I meant compared to the value the warrants were trading at when they were $CPUH.
If you had CPUH shares at 10.50 your true cost basis is 7.5 and TDA charged me 38 bucks for ticker change. Bastards
[Allurion Debuts as a Publicly Traded Company on the NYSE](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230801345296/en/Allurion-Debuts-as-a-Publicly-Traded-Company-on-the-NYSE) \- CPUH -> ALUR CPUH.WS -> ALUR.WS on August 2, 2023
[Compute Health Acquisition Corp. Stockholders Approve Business Combination with Allurion](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230728125843/en/Compute-Health-Acquisition-Corp.-Stockholders-Approve-Business-Combination-with-Allurion) \- CPUH -> ALUR CPUH.WS -> ALUR.WS anticipated on August 2, 2023 Press release said ***anticipated*** closing was "on or about August 1, 2023", which might make ticker change tomorrow.
The business combination was approved, they pushed the extension vote (which I don't think they will need if everything goes as planned) (“Compute Health”) (NYSE: CPUH) today announced that Compute Health's stockholders have approved all proposals related to the previously announced business combination (the “Business Combination”) between Compute Health and Allurion at a special meeting of Compute Health's stockholders held on July 28, 2023. small potatoes compared to most. 12k warrants 450 shares.
Am I a day early on expecting CPUH > ALUR ticker?
Price action is normal and following CPUH warrants. They fell to 23c from 60 on DA, SZZLW went to 44 but on lowish volume so 12-14 cents is not out of the ordinary.
On the CPUH train. Small position will add a bit and hold through merger!
CPUH Nav gone? What is the float like?
[Compute Health Acquisition Corp. Stockholders Approve Business Combination with Allurion](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230728125843/en/Compute-Health-Acquisition-Corp.-Stockholders-Approve-Business-Combination-with-Allurion) \- CPUH -> ALUR CPUH.WS -> ALUR.WS anticipated on August 2, 2023
Well, so far the reception to the CPUH Warrant proposal seems... fine?
No, ALUR has to reset the $10 trigger price for cashless redemption to $7.04, the $18 trigger price for cash redemption to $12.67, and the exercise ratio from one warrant exercises for one share of ALUR to one warrant exercises for 1.420455, because of what is known as the ***crescent terms*** of the warrant agreement. The crescent terms were triggered by the following in the [DEFM14A proxy/prospectus](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000119312523183845/d445118ddefm14a.htm): "Unlike other business combinations with special purpose acquisition companies, the transactions contemplated in the Business Combination are structured such that **holders of Compute Health Class A Common Stock that do not redeem their shares in connection with the Business Combination will receive 1.420455 shares of New Allurion Common Stock in exchange for each non-redeemed share of Compute Health Class A Common Stock held by such holder**." Because CPUH is giving bonus shares to CPUH shareholders who do not redeem their shares, the terms of the warrant agreement require CPUH to adjust the trigger prices and warrant exercise ratio,
CPUH warrant holders approve the warrant amendment. [https://www.cstproxy.com/computehealth/warrant2023/2023-07-26/](https://www.cstproxy.com/computehealth/warrant2023/2023-07-26/) Results announced around the 8:30 mark of the recording.
The proposed change to the warrant agreement is in Section 6.2 of the Warrant Agreement. [Original Warrant Agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000121390021003054/fs12021ex4-4_compute.htm) [First Warrant Amendment](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000121390021003054/fs12021ex4-4_compute.htm) [New Warrant Amendment](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000119312523193871/d530256dex41.htm) Two changes. First, Section 6.2 now allows the warrant holder to choose to redeem their warrants for cashless conversion, instead of it being the company's option: " Section 6.2, Registered ***Holders of the Warrants may elect*** to exercise their Warrants on a “cashless basis” pursuant to subsection 3.3.1 " Previously, the new proposed Section 6.2 said: " Redemption of Warrants for Shares of Common Stock. Subject to Section 6.5 hereof, not less than all of the outstanding Warrants may be redeemed, ***at the option of the Company***, at any time after the date that is ninety (90) days after the date on which the Company completes its initial Business Combination .... " The other change is that CPUH has raised the number of shares of ALUR warrant holders will receive if they use that cashless exercise. Check the charts to see those changes. One example, for 84 months remaining, old chart showed 0.335 shares of ALUR if the reference price ( of ALUR stock ) was < $5; now it shows 0.412 if reference price is < $4.96 .
$CPUH trying again... today? The Warrant Holders Meeting is adjourned until July 26, 2023 at 12 p.m., Eastern Time. At that time, the Warrant Holders Meeting will be reconvened to vote on the proposals described in the Proxy Statement.
Compute Health Acquisition Corp ( CPUH CPUH.WS ) adjourned today's warrant holder meeting 🤣 "until a date and time to be announced by the company". [Recording](https://www.cstproxy.com/computehealth/warrant2023/) A quorum was present. There are not sufficient votes to pass proposal number one, as a result we will only present proposal number two" - about the 3:40 mark of the recording. Proposal one was the warrant amendment, proposal two is the adjournment proposal. Let's see if CPUH decides to provide a fair offer to warrant holders, or just keep trying to jam this down their throats. Best guess is CPUH will amend their offer again, and reschedule the warrant holders' meeting for July 28, immediately ahead of the business combination meeting.
Compute Health Acquisition Corp released a copy of the ***new*** proposed warrant agreement this morning, after issuing the [press release on a Sunday night](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230723187018/en/Allurion-Technologies-Inc.-and-Compute-Health-Acquisition-Corp.-Announce-Updated-Terms-to-Warrant-Agreement-Amendment/) describing the changes. [FIRST AMENDMENT TO WARRANT AGREEMENT](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000119312523191932/d511817dex41.htm) [Existing Warrant Agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000121390021003054/fs12021ex4-4_compute.htm) For those who missed it yesterday, here is a quick summary of the new changes: 1) Instead of forfeiting one half of their warrants for the good of the company, CPUH is proposing warrant holders only forfeit about 3/8 of their warrants. 2) ALUR.WS will have a seven year duration instead of the previously offered six years. 3) Deleting Section 4.4 of the warrant agreement, instead of Section 4.5. Section 4.4 deals with shares issued in Connection with the Initial Business Combination. Section 4.5 is the reorganization clause for after the business combination closes, including the Black Sholes adjustment. 4) Changing the redemption clauses in Section 6.1 and 6.2 from "at any time during the Exercise Period" to "after a date that is ninety (90) days after the date on which Compute Health completes the initial Business Combination" 5) The $18.00 per share cash redemption trigger price will be adjusted to be equal to $12.67 ( Section 6.1 ). 6) The $10 per share cashless redemption trigger price will be reduced to $7.04 ( Section 6.2 ). The press release also says the warrants "will become exercisable for 1.420455 shares of Pubco (as defined below) at an exercise price of $8.10 per share". That is a correction, a clarification of the per share exercise price. It will still take $11.50 to exercise one warrant. The DEFM14A proxy/prospectus said throughout that "will become exercisable for 1.420455 shares of New Allurion Common Stock at an exercise price of $11.50 per share". That was a mistake, that should read at an exercise price of $11.50 per warrant. Each warrant will exercise for $11.50, in exchange warrant holders will receive 1.420455 shares of ALUR. **$11.50 divided by 1.420455 equals $8.096** ***per share***. If warrant holders vote NO, their warrants exchange one for one for new ALUR.WS warrants which will exercise for 1.420455 shares of ALUR for $11.50, and the rest of the warrant agreement remains unchanged. ALUR would have to change the cash and cashless redemption prices to the lower values due to the terms of the existing warrant agreement.
Institutions are very good at reading filings and amendments, and not very likely to give money away, so that may not be great news for CPUH and the warrant amendment.
It's interesting, looks like CPUH made two errors in the warrant amendment. They specified the wrong Section of the warrant Agreement to delete, and they specified the wrong per share exercise price. Some warrant holders might look at that exercise price change and think, "Oh, okay, now I get 1.4 shares of ALUR for $8.10". Be interesting to see how the vote goes this week. Don't have a horse in this race, but rooting for the warrant holders.
Changes: 1) Instead of forfeiting one half of their warrants for the good of the company, CPUH is proposing only forfeiting about 3/8 of their warrants. 2) ALUR.WS will have a seven year duration instead of the previously offered six years. 3) Deleting Section **4.4** of the [warrant agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000121390021003054/fs12021ex4-4_compute.htm), ***instead of*** Section **4.5**. Section 4.4 deals with shares issued in Connection with the Initial Business Combination. Section 4.5 is the later reorganization clause, including the Black Sholes adjustment. 4) Changing the redemption clauses in Section 6.1 and 6.2 from "at any time during the Exercise Period" to "a date that is ninety (90) days after the date on which Compute Health completes the initial Business Combination" The press release also says the warrants "will become exercisable for 1.420455 shares of Pubco (as defined below) **at an exercise price of $8.10 per share**". If warrant holders vote NO, their warrants exchange one for one for new ALUR.WS warrants which will exercise for 1.420455 shares of ALUR for $11.50. $11.50 divided by 1.420455 equals $8.096 ***per share***. So that isn't a change, as much as a clarification of the ***per share*** exercise price. It will still take $11.50 to exercise one warrant. CPUH will very likely release SEC filings tomorrow to spell out these changes. ​ >If this is for the same vote that doesn't give people much time to react and change their votes, if they wanted to. Agreed, the vote is July 25 ( Tuesday ), so not likely to have many votes changed. Most likely the warrant amendment vote is going very well; perhaps they will also announce postponing the warrant holder vote until July 28, the same day as the business combination meeting.
Wonder if the warrant amendment is voted down if CPUH will postpone the business combination meeting and try a different offer on the warrants. Don't recall a company ever scheduling the warrant holders' meeting three days ahead of the business combination meeting before. Obviously, "Forfeit one half of your warrants for the good of the company; and oh, forfeit your right to any Black Scholes value if there is a buyout in two years also" is worthy of a NO vote. Perhaps CPUH would then come back and offer 50 cents per warrant ( like MBAC and MNTN are doing ) instead. There are 21,562,500, that would cost ALUR $10,781,250 and would eliminate ALL the warrants. Or perhaps offer 0.05 to 0.1 shares of ALUR per warrant, that would be somewhere in the range of 1,078,125 to 2,156,250 shares of ALUR, and would again get rid of ALL warrants.
$CPUH CPUH Compute Health Acquisition Corp - Ordinary Shares - Class A Watchers 446 Watching $10.62 $0.01 (0.09%) Compute Health Acquisition Corp. is a blank check company. It was formed for the purpose of effecting a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, share purchase, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses. The company was founded by Omar S. Ishrak, Jean Nehme, and Joshua A. Fink on October 7, 2020 and is headquartered in Wilmington, DE. 3 Important dates coming up (get your votes in beforehand). I personally think the warrant nonsense is terrible business compared to what they initially were thinking about offering but the business combination itself seems solid and we will need the extra time to file all the forms and complete the merger. That's a NO, YES, YES from me. July 25th Special Meeting regarding changing the warrant agreement. July 28th Special Meeting regarding the business combination between CPUH and Allurion. August 1st Special Meeting regarding extending the timeline from August 9, 2023 to November 9, 2023
Two hopefully quick ones: When should we expect to see the corporate action for a vote for CPUH (warrant vote on the 25th)? What are folks thoughts on the incentive to hold commons through merger (1.42 shares per share held).. still seems incredibly risky to me as most things tank after merger and I don't think this will be a low float SPAC.
It seems funny, but that's actually what the company is proposing. "[The Compute Health Board believes](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000119312523183845/d445118ddefm14a.htm) that the Warrant Amendment will increase New Allurion’s opportunities and attractiveness to future investors by significantly reducing the dilutive impact of the Compute Health Public Warrants." ( Page 261 ) MBAC and MNTN are proposing to buy out their warrants for 50 cents each. In the past, SPACs have offered a cash payment in exchange for reducing the exercise ratio of the warrants. In 2019, Thunder Bridge ( TBRG ) offered $1.50 per warrant in exchange for reducing the exercise ratio from 1:1 to 4:1, for example. In this case, CPUH wants warrant holders to agree to forfeit half of their warrants, and void the Black Scholes buyout clause, in exchange for one extra year of duration on the warrants. Don't have any of these but certainly wouldn't vote for this amendment.
[Compute Health Acquisition Corp Schedules July 28, 2023 Shareholder Meeting to Vote for Business Combination with Allurion](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828608/000119312523183845/d445118ddefm14a.htm) \- CPUH CPUH.WS CPUH files final prospectus for July 28 meeting, complete with the "All warrant holders who didn't read the proposal please vote to give half of your warrants back to us, because we think that would be best for the company" warrant amendment proposal.
Perhaps am reading it incorrectly, but in layman's terms, it looks like a stupidity test. CPUH and Allurion are asking CPUH.WS holders to vote to lose money. Basically, if the warrant amendment is approved, if someone holds 2000 CPUH.WS warrants, after the business combination, they will receive 1000 ALUR.WS warrants. To make up for that, Allurion has kindly agreed to extend the exercise term from 5 years to six years. If warrant holders vote NO, if someone holds 1000 CPUH.WS warrants, after the business combination, they will receive 2000 ALUR.WS warrants, but with a five year term. In either case, each ALUR.WS will be exercisable for 1.420455 shares of New Allurion Common Stock at an exercise price of $11.50 per share. Plus, if the warrant amendment is approved, the Black-Scholes valuation of the warrants in case of a cash buyout of Allurion somewhere down the road is eliminated. The description on page 9 and page 260 is a bit dense, but the text of the actual warrant amendment, Annex D page 1, seems pretty clear: "2. To add a new Section 3.4 immediately following Section 3.3, which shall read as follows: Business Combination. Notwithstanding any other provision in this Warrant Agreement, upon the completion by the Company of an initial Business Combination, (i) **each Public Warrant will be exchanged for one-half of one Public Warrant of the surviving or ultimate parent entity following such initial Business Combination** (“Pubco”), (ii) each Public Warrant will be exercisable for 1.420455 shares of Common Stock of Pubco at an exercise price of $11.50 per share and (iii) the duration of the Warrants, as set forth in Section 3.2, will be extended to 5:00 p.m., New York City time on the date that is six (6) years after the date on which the Company completes its initial Business Combination. 3. Section 4.5 of the Original Warrant Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following: \[Reserved.\]" Section 4.5 of the current warrant agreement has the Black-Scholes buyout clause. From page 260: "If the Warrant Amendment Proposal ***is not adopted***, then **Compute Health Warrant Holders (i) will, upon consummation of the Business Combination, receive one New Allurion Public Warrant for each Compute Health Warrant that they hold** and (ii) **each such New Allurion Public Warrant would be exercisable for 1.420455 shares of New Allurion Common Stock for an exercise price of $11.50 per share.**" So, would you like to vote to receive half as many warrants as you currently hold, with a six year term; or the same amount of warrants with a 5 year term? Guessing this gets a lot of NO votes. "The approval of the Warrant Amendment Proposal will require the affirmative vote of the Compute Health Warrant Holders holding at least 50% of each of (i) the outstanding Compute Health Public Warrants and (ii) the outstanding Compute Health Private Warrants. Abstentions and broker non-votes, while considered present for the purposes of establishing a quorum, will count as a vote cast “AGAINST” the Warrant Amendment Proposal." The CPUH sponsor is also apparently forfeiting their warrants; which makes one wonder why they would need to vote to approve the warrant amendment: "All of the outstanding Compute Health Private Warrants are held by the Sponsor. The Compute Health Private Warrants **will be recapitalized for no consideration in connection with the CPUH Recapitalization and the Sponsor will not receive any New Allurion Public Warrants**." Actually, the CPUH sponsors have apparently agreed to take quite a haircut on this deal: “**CPUH Recapitalization**” refers to (i) each of the **21,442,500 shares of Compute Health Class B Common Stock and all 12,833,333 Compute Health Private Warrants held by the Sponsor** and (ii) each of the 90,000 shares of Compute Health Class B Common Stock held by the Additional Class B Holders, in the aggregate, immediately prior to the CPUH Merger Effective Time **being exchanged and converted into, in the aggregate, 2,151,687 shares of Compute Health Class A Common Stock**, in each case, immediately prior to the transactions contemplated by the Sponsor Contribution Agreement and pursuant to the terms of the Sponsor Support Agreement." So CPUH sponsor will exchange 21.442 million Class B shares plus 12.833 million private placement warrants for a total of ( 2,151,687 \* 1.420455 ) = 3,056,374 ALUR shares after the business combination. That's from the first read through of some terms, could be some errors, feel free to correct any if you spot some.
Shit. I was hoping to buy CPUH for post merger run-up...now this complicates things unless float is very low to begin with.
CPUH-W, in their S4 today , plans to (in essence ) combine their warrants in a 2:1 fashion for anti dilution purposes. Not great for warrant holders, though not terrible depending on your entry cost basis. Extending 1.4 shares of Allurion to those who do not redeem, and the same for warrant holders. I wonder if other SPACs will follow. As below. The Warrant Amendment proposes to (i) amend the anti-dilution provisions of the Warrant Agreement by deleting section 4.5 of the Warrant Agreement, (ii) provide that, upon the completion of the Business Combination, each of the outstanding Compute Health Public Warrants, which currently entitle the holder thereof to purchase one share of Compute Health Class A Common Stock at an exercise price of $11.50 per share, will become exercisable for 1.420455 shares of New Allurion Common Stock at an exercise price of $11.50 per share, (iii) provide that, upon the completion of the Business Combination, each Compute Health Warrant Holder will be issued one-half of one New Allurion Public Warrant for each outstanding Compute Health Public Warrant held by such holder, and (iv) amend the term of the Compute Health Warrants such that they will expire six years after the consummation of the Business Combination, or earlier upon redemption or liquidation,
Compute Health Acquisition Corp ***Preliminarily*** [Schedules July 28, 2023 Shareholder Meeting to Vote for Business Combination with Allurion](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1964979/000119312523182382/d445118ds4a.htm) \- CPUH CPUH.WS
I'm curious to what your plans are if/when they convert the warrants. Do you plan on holding common shares of the company or taking your profits then. I have an order of magnitude less of this than you but I do like everything that I have read about Allurion thus far. The co-chair, allegedly, (who knows by Stock-twits profiles) came and posted a picture of the meet up in Paris in the early hours this morning. His comments: "This is $CPUH (to be $ALUR). I'm Co-Chairman of the company alongside Omar and we will be bringing the AI expertise/thinking here the same way we are doing at $PRST" Regarding when the combination will occur: "I can't share any such information, but I think you have the right perspectives on the company, the space, and the opportunity!"
Just moving full steam ahead with merger plans. There is an upcoming meeting (filed PRE14A) that mentioned the founders now hold the majority of outstanding shares, so any extension and/or merger should be easily approved. Also, there was large group meet and greet last week in Paris between the Allurion team and CPUH team.
CPUH warrant price slowly creeping back up to its DA price (currently .54) They just recently released a new brochure s for Allurion and I'm hoping the merger vote announcement is coming up.
CPUH warrants getting a second life. Sold all mine shortly after DA between 0.45-.60. Debated buying back in a few weeks ago when it was down in the .20s. (but didn’t). Nice to see it bounce back up to .50s for those still holding
CPUH+ gang? Where is my friend Oyybrent? Are you feeling better seeing that?
CPUH warrants going the way dcrdw went hopefully above 55 cents
CPUH!!!! We are gonna smash 40 then 50 then 60 cause we are in Medical field 🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑🏑.
CPUH / Allurion , via their synced app.
Look at my boys JWSM and CPUH
I see. My CPUH+ friend. I missed some chance to add the recent lows though volume has been terrible hoping for merger run-up. You plan on holding after merger???
I am catching up with you on CPUH. Only 499k to go.
CPUH 500k PNTM 250k (That one was a mistake, after their supposed LOI)
Following the strategy of targeting pre-DA warrants with an LOI and an extension vote/approval, I hit on 6 DA’s in the past 2.5 months or so (CPUH, ANZU, ALTU, OXUS, VHAQ, ATAK). More than I had all of 2021 and 2022 combined. Would’ve been thrilled if you told me that I would have so many DAs to start the year. Unfortunately, most of them have not yielded the returns that I had hoped for… also had one liquidation (NVSA) even with an LOI and extension vote scheduled. Still holding a few pre-DA but don’t think I’ll be adding too many new ones going forward.
Always good to see you. Any reason to load up on commons? Would you exit if there is a low float pump????? I have this and CPUH as my commons + low float bet. But seeing how even good SPACs have done it's not long term. Any de SPACs that you like??
was about to comment about how i’m debating selling the rest of my PNTM warrants then saw something about CPUH which reminded me i’m an idiot so i am now holding still
Someone had a ton of CPUH warrants after alurion rumors. Do you still have it? Holding through merger? I forgot who was the one
Wins PLMIW, OXUSW small, CPUH again small and HPX. Some 7p 5p sold on STEM and PsNy that expired. Losses RNER. Regret 😞 dcrdw and HZON+ both I sold for 20% and would have been 100+ and 50% respectively. If I had the same # of HPX as I did RNER it would have been golden. Overall bearish but losing conviction
$CPUH was selling yesterday aftermarket while I was half-asleep. It was a while since I saw some nice aftermarket action in SPACS. Unfortunately wasn't able to buy from 10.00 (there was plenty of volume there), but I managed to buy some around 10.15-.18. I think I should be making at least 10 cents from here, we shall see today.
No, for SPACs it’s only this one. Invest in what you know, I suppose. I only hold CPUH, and several small biotech companies I’m familiar with.
CPUH / Allurion is by far my largest holding and I wish I had bought more. This is a really big deal for medicine; it’s not the weight loss , it’s their studies showing complete remission of diabetes after treatment.
Good chance here to unload CPUH warrants if anyone has been stuck in those. Bloomberg posting on the Allurion loi.
CSTA and GPAC just got essentially taken over by another entity. all directors left and both spacs got the same two guys. it’s kinda whacky but i bet DA incoming given the cost of the extension monthly both got extensions and had a big bump yesterday in volume/price but under 10 cents. GPAC dipped a little today but CSTA green again. i also of course have PRPC with chu ate my lost and sold out of CPUH ANZU has an loi and should hopefully DA soon and is at around 5 cents
also sold my CPUH warrants…with the LOI they have doesn’t seem like a DA will push it much anyway it can now moon
what did CPUH get an LOI with or rumor with again? kinda debating saying screw it and selling while i can
took my small profit on IOACWS. added CPUH (what was the deal again for their DA status?), PRPC (come on chu), and debating adding more ANZU cause of their LOI. any thoughts? i feel like at this point we hit most our liquidations
CONX, CSTA, CPUH, GPAC, PNTM (DA moon now plz) please i think that’s all my pre da i got left? probably forgot a few
Time to sell CPUH? I'm still down a dollar each but kind of want out, feel like as soon as I sell it will go up though.
Been holding CPUH units forever, and they are still down by about $1 per share. I can eat the loss or keep waiting, but they have been lower than they are or if they don't find someone I guess they just refund me at $10 per share right? Any thoughts?
Not sure what typical timeline is but a recent extension vote I’ve been following (CPUH), it was two weeks between preliminary and definitive proxy statement. And they announced an LOI at the time of preliminary filing I think DA is unlikely prior to extension vote. There will be redemptions that come with extension vote and they won’t be able to have a valuation for a company without knowing how much you have left in the trust (unless they agree on a deal and then renegotiate after getting the final redemption numbers?)
Looks like CPUH extension has been approved w new deadline August 9th, 2023. 77M shares were redeemed (89% redemption) which leaves about 9M shares.
so someone answered for CPUH, but why CONX still so high for warrants? did they have a DISH rumor i think? also damn. SFR aka the artist formally known as PTIC already in the 5’s after merge yesterday. yeesh.
CPUH has a nonbinding LOI with Allurion, and an extension vote tomorrow.
well i sold all my PTIC now SFR warrants at a steep loss but shit atleast i got some money for them. even with a 2027 expiration i don’t particularly see that company hitting required share price given Zomb’s comment now to plunge all that cash into more PNTM quick question: why is CONX still trading so high? Same with CPUH. i own warrants in both so i should know this but i also gave up a long time ago
I’m the same with CPUH, I love their target and the extension vote is this week. It was at 10-12¢ after their LOI was released and I thought, too rich for my blood. Now at 20¢ plus.
>CPUH Now the question is should I cut my dollar per share loss or hold and see if I can get that dollar back in the future.
Anything going on with CPUH? It’s getting close to NAV with some time left…
Damn... I had $CPUH warrants at like 5 cents at one point a couple months ago.
534 million revenue for that target. Think main reason warrants aren't doing much is because they were frontloaded like crazy. Contrast that to CPUH, which was pricing in liquidation. Their target is pre rev and their warrants are now same price as TMKR's.
At the market thinks this CPUH news is not bad? It is still a possibility they liquidate, but the price seems to suggest they could get a extension.
CPUH warrants up 110%!! Now I’m only down 85% instead of 90%!
CPUH liquidating from yesterday afterhours
CPUH-WT at 5¢. My cost basis is a bit higher.
Bought a ton more today, I figure why not go down with the ship , being drowned by my bags. Nice dip on CPUH today that I was able to get some more , still have hope for them with the Medtronic and Saudi PIF backing , and deadline of next year.
What happens if a SPAC doesn't find a target? I have a lot of CPUH/U at $11 that have been doing nothing forever. Should I eat my loss or what happens if they fail to find someone?
Dumped CPUH/WS Thursday which were my last pre-DA warrants. Feel like Russian roulette out there.
Sell my $11 CPUH/U at a loss or keep holding them? Have SPACs been doing anything good anymore anyways when there is a DA or anything of value? Feel like I should just take the loss at this point. I also have CTAQ warrants that are basically worthless now.
Keep holding my 650 shares of CPUH/U at $11 or take the loss. Have SPACs done anything good recently I have been holding these forever. I have CTAQ warrants that are worthless now as well, not even worth selling.
CPUH noted a 1.5M loan in their 8-k yesterday. Is this indicative of anything other than that they are still searching?
Just got an email notification saying that CPUH filed a Form 425. Does that signify a DA is coming?
CPAQW only have 100 and have almost lost all their value, I bought at the wrong time. At this point its just a reminder of a bad decision. They can't lose much more value and even if they do it is kinda like oh well it was almost all gone anyways so I figure they could go only up? CPUH/U I would like to see it do something but also don't want it to go down. I have not been following SPACs since they died down are any actually doing anything these days
Been bag holding CPAQW and CPUH/U for a very long time, keep holding or take the loss?
Why so much volume on CPUH commons today?
TMC? damn that’s wild i forgot it existed haha. i wonder what’s driving their gains. also bag holding CPUH warrants here
Still holding out hope for mine (mainly CPUH and JOFF) but have quit buying dips - still adding commons at 9.75 and below. Been flipping in and out of TMC for small profits: jumped 20% over past week or so, but I stupidly thought this time was different and held - I’m now up 10%.
EV > good for environment > improves quality of life > preventative healthcare In the same way, I can justify that CPUH will win the OF lottery
I've had order in for CPUH warrants for weeks. TD-AmTrade repeatedly places price at or one-cent below my limit price. Still waiting. Too few people willing to sell this low = too few shares available.
CPUH 10-Q just dropped. Looks like about $600k in expenses last quarter. Not high, not low. Still holding out some hope for my pre-DAs but close to cutting them loose (likely by the end of summer if I don’t get anything )
ah shit i think i have CPUH warrants. time to bail