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LHC files for extension and AllSaints Merger Speculation LHCIW
Nice Insider Buying Going On Right Now - $LOCL $COSM $IMRA $BDTX
KAL US - largest US vertical farmer, share price is already down 95% from peak, major fixed asset support and up to 50% stock tied-up post SPAC. Original research below and photo of the new Denver facility. DYOR
$PAIC: Tiny SPAC, likely high redemptions, this could be another low-floater
$LOCL can 2x easily it just needs volume, super low float
You guys have to understand that the main thing that helped for the ISIG squeeze is its fucking low float. Stop pushing stocks with massive floats yall. Even if they have big SI, they will never ramp like ISIG. This shit was 5$ 1 week ago man. Yall are pushing trash stock with ridiculously floats
Hagerty ($HGTY, formerly $ADF): the potential exists for a de-SPAC MEGA squeeze - here's why
Hagerty ($HGTY, formerly $ADF): the potential exists for a de-SPAC MEGA squeeze - here's why [DD]
Will $BZFD Buzz After Merger? Seven Reasons Buzzfeed Will Be The One to Squeeze! #6 Will Shock You 😲
LOCL 2 million $$$ PT (rocket emoji)(moon emoji)
LOCL LOCL BOUNTI - why is it dropping like a rock?
$LOCL - Big move hasn’t happened yet. Should see $20+ very soon
$LOCL- Probably your best bet on a shit red market day like today 1.8 million float deSPAC
$LOCL - Redemptions confirmed at 94%!!! 1.7m float. Can’t wait for Friday!!
$LOCL - Redemptions confirmed at 94%!!! 1.7m float. Can’t wait for Friday!!
$LOCL - 94% redemptions, 1.94M Tiny Float deSPAC: Bounty for Thanksgiving
LOCL is halted. I hope you all got in before the low float and FOMO kick in!
$LOCL newest deSPAC - 1.8 million float, next BTTX?
Remember BTTX, LOCL is even better 93% - 95% redemption numbers
$LOCL DeSPAC play. Seeing projections of 93-94% redemption leaving float under 2m.
Not really a squeeze play but more of a quick flip redemption play LOCL DeSPAC play. Seeing projections of 93-94% redemption leaving float under 2m.
$LOCL DeSPAC play. Seeing projections of 93-94% redemption leaving float under 2m.
$LOCL DeSPAC play. Seeing projections of 93-94% redemption leaving float under 2m. Acting similar to $BTTX. Great entry now at $8. Should have another runner here
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LOCL squeeze leaderboard. In 2.70. Watching closely https://preview.redd.it/cs2sv6250jwg1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7fe4d4049f878d81cf4a47b3bceba2066990eaa2
otherwise I am currently riding LOCL
the $LOCL graph today is insane. open up +40% currently down 40%.
sell a stock($LOCL) up 33% today. hold a stock($CANO) down 13% today. fun game.
some interestin moves on recent reverse splits of despacs. is this the new meta? $LOCL 1.2 to 3.6 $FATH 3.3 to 8 $VCSA 7 to 12.5 $KPLT 9 to 12.
LOCL-Local Bounti. They do indoor vertical growing of produce. Are actively selling their products in the western us. Risk is they aren’t yet profitable and they might never be. Reward is if they solve profitability they could soar legitimately, as they have a significantly less water intrusive method and of growing food stuffs. I am long on them, have a few hundred shares. Trading at 1.69 today, got down to about 1.20 recently.
In a LOCL state with plenty of overtime and fantastic benefits? Na
its really sad that a float of 1M shares cannot get a sympathy pump. on the bright side we have gotten down 50% since reverse split, in some cases this is the turnaround (LOCL, ML, ATIP, OPAD) etc.
sold $LOCL at around 4 after it bounced from 2.5. Pumped to 6 today :(
$KPLT reverse splitting. Let's see if it follows $VIEW and $ATIP or goes like $LOCL $ML and $SNAX
> If it's possible to make 300k for doing almost nothing in a LCOL, in your opinion, why aren't people in that LCOL leaping into tech? This isn't tricky. Go read some of the articles I've mentioned. The folks I'm talking about are 'tech talent' with experience mostly in dev, but also in devops, product management, etc. They got hired into do-nothing jobs because there was an expectation that talent would become even harder to come by. They ended up doing no work, didn't complain about it - sat around doing nothing and are *now* complaining. Are you suggesting that blue collar folis in LOCL areas now gain several years experience in tech, and then apply to jobs that are no longer in existence?
Your caveats don't suggest to me that they were being alarmist. You're saying it's fine that only the top 20% can afford to have a home outside of LOCL.
As of right now, I'm watching FFIE, HLBZ, LGMK, and LOCL on a 5m chart. Only because there's not enough day data for the 15m, 1hr charts to start rolling yet. Come bell ringing time I'll switch all my charts over to hour and look at averages. First stock at which the 10 and 20 cross the 50 with some steam, I throw money at and monitor all day until it's time to sell.
$LOCL just shot up 45% 👀
I've been following you for a few days as I try to learn my way around, and noted a post the other day about having found some interesting stocks, BXRX, LOCL and I think NWEG. I've noted that they didn't move much at all, but are you thinking that those were possible risers but you suspect didn't rise because of manipulation after your posts?
Yea don’t follow these. Seen the same shit for LOCL. Now it’s a fucking dollar. Lol
I am thinking about LOCL, especially with the APPH pump.
You live in a LOCL area, have cheap rent, no debt presumably, and at an advantageous tax bracket. Odds are, you won't get a $250k job in that area. When you're in the $250k, you're taxed in some states where the salaries ARE that high, close to 45% of your pay check, then you have much higher rent and expenses peculiar to that area.
That's correct and would be the main issue. If moving to a LOCL area that doesn't have a steeply inflated housing market, you can make out like a bandit. Some people have done this while keeping their same job (and income) through remote work.
There are no more desirable LOCL areas. Here in Salt Lake City housing prices have doubled in the last 2.5 years. Pretty much no local job will allow you to buy a house now. You need to work remotely for Google or Facebook or GTFO.
The only thing we could see imo is some markets going to shit because of local issues. Say hypothetically Silicon Valley falling as the high income tech workers which have kept that market going continue wfh in LOCL areas and we see a mass dump of business estate sending the market to a shit spiral (hypothetical!! I will wet Willy you in your dreams and burn your Funko pops if you try to debate the hypotheticals probability of happening)
Anyone likes some despacs in the 1-3$ range? Liking in no particular order TBLA(profitable and trading at 1/3 of 2022 revenue) LOCL KORE OPAD ISPO APPH
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$LOCL up 26% after hours …on 113 volume
Here's some others: AGFY, UGRO, AGRI. There must be other companies too, This is a potentially excellent business but in the very earliest stages of development. There are many potential efficiencies from CEA (Controlled Environment Agriculture). As you mentioned using the vertical increases the yield per unit area. This increase could be multiplied by the number of harvests per year over outdoor ag. Water use can be reduced as well, both through more efficient irrigation and reduced evap loss. Whatever the case water not taken up by the crops can be recovered, potentially leading to very high efficiency in water use. Chemical for fertilizer can also be optimized better in a controlled environment, and material not consumed by the crops may be recoverable. Ideally pesticides can be eliminated. It's not obvious how total energy use would shake out: less energy would be used to apply chemicals etc, but more energy will be required for temperature control and lighting. Local growing could reduce transport energy and cost. Looks like there are really three different types of businesses emerging around CEA: 1) Growers / Farmers (LOCL, APPH) 2) Equipment / Supply distributors (GRWG, HYFM) 3) Equipment / Systems manufacturers / Distributors (HYFM, AGFY, AGRI, UGRO) AGFY is for the moment dedicated to cannabis systems, but it seems obvious that cannabis and other types of CEA systems will converge if they're not pretty similar already. There is \*potential\* for strong growth, and some companies have already seen some of that. But it's early in the game. Profitability isn't a big concern at the moment. There is lots of evolution to come in this industry if/when it scales up. It's like the software industry in 1977: no telling which companies will succeed or fail; or which will emerge as leaders or be gobbled up by others. Generally though I'd be more likely to bet on (3) than on (1). The actual farming is a marginal business.
Watching and own quite a few of the latest and greatest, but my small LOCL position peeked my interest at the end of the day.
fuck it, buying LOCL as a sympathy play.
I think its possible that these are the same forces at play now. I read an academic paper that argued the main catalyst to the 2008 crash wasnt the bad loans. Those loans didnt exist in other parts of the world that also saw a crash. For example Spain saw a crash even though they required at least 20% down and dont have forclosures. The main issues was speculation by incompetent investors especially from HCOL areas like California investing in LOCL areas (Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc ) that caused the bubble. We are seeing a lot of that now and in the same areas too. I think the NINJA loans and ARMs made things worse. We had a more severe crash than Spain but there's data showing speculation was the main issue.
Are APPH and LOCL doing the same thing essentially? Indoor agriculture?
LOCL (mentioned in the article as a successful SPAC) has a current bid/ask spread of $5.60 to $9.43. Considering it’s 52 week high/low is $4.40 to $12.87, I don’t even know what to make of this one
I think vertical farming will remain a niche part of agriculture's future for quite awhile, and that's after doing a lot of research over the last year after being intrigued by companies like AppHarvest, Aerofarms, and Infarm. As someone mentioned, APPH is $3 and missed earnings big time last year. The Aerofarms SPAC deal was called off. Infarm was a SPAC rumor that never materialized. Local Bounti (LOCL) also went SPAC route and is down to 4.89 (which isn't actually as low as I would have thought). There are hundreds of vertical farming companies competing for market share and margins are very low. There are still a few companies I'm interested in - Infarm is pretty cool in that it builds grow pods that are installed in supermarkets. Plenty just had a huge $400M funding round with Walmart leading. Bowery Farms also had a huge recent funding round of $300M. A good resource for ag-tech news is agfundernews.
So what's up with LOCL? It was trending upwards for three weeks straight then shed 25% in four sessions.
Just found out LOCL and DMS have the same sponsor.
I've rode out the storm relatively well (so far), so I'll share some tips with you - feel free to use or discard them as you see fit: 1) Stay out of China. Between the escalating geopolitical tensions, the fact that a stock in BABA is just the holding company, rather than BABA itself, the corruption and inflated figures... it's a mess over there. No matter what potential it might have, hard pass, stick with US and its allies, or at least neutral countries/areas (like India, Brazil, rest of South America, etc.) 2) Take all stock tips with a grain of salt, and do your own research. Finviz has been extremely helpful in this regard, I will routinely update my portfolio 1x or 2x a week (because I'm a nerd, and it fascinates me to see the market move, plus it keeps me abreast of any changes I should know about). Evaluate a stock as a whole, rather than keying in on one specific number like P/E, PEG, EPS Growth, P/FCF, etc. Ask yourself "if things go south in the market, is this stock able to ride down with it and survive" as well as "if things keep going great, does this stock have enough potential to keep pace with other, possibly better choices". 3) Diversify, diversify, diversify, diversify. If you're owning more than 5% of an individual stock, no matter how good it looks like it could be, rebalance that portfolio. You might be right, YOLO it, and score a massive windfall if you go all in on a company. Or you may end up going down with the ship. If you spread your investments out across separate firms, in separate sectors (20% max per sector in my approach), preferably with a mix of foreign/domestic and variable cap sizes, you're going to have a more "average" portfolio but one that resists days like today. 4) If this sounds like more work than what you want to do, seriously consider putting your funds into an ETF. Individual stocks are win big, lose big depending on forces outside of your control, and I only pick individual stocks because I have the time and interest in doing it. If you don't have either of these to do proper research, hit that ETF button and fast forward. 5) If you do stick with stock picking, learn from your mistakes, and consider your losses to be lessons in your education as an investor. I started small ($200 to be precise), and put my money into far more speculative and risky stocks than I thought they were, and got bopped on the nose by a few of them (looking at you LOCL and PLUG, I don't forget you two!). But after reviewing their performance, realizing I wasn't in a great situation, I took the hit, adapted, and learned from it. Now that I'm tossing more substantial money around, that education has paid dividends. Hope this is helpful to you, at least somewhat, or maybe it helps someone else out. Regardless, best of luck and good hunting.
LOCL has bounced 50% from the low recently. hope to see some action on CDRO, still a massive baghold.
Exactly. Alternative methods that use less space and less water are potentially important for the future, especially as we're accidentally making traditional crops fail with the climate issues. I have 2 or 3 shares in LOCL for fun.
In short, yes. Potentially short on farmland and currently short on freshwater (see: western US/Mexico). And the world is experiencing increasing populations and a growing middle class. Which means we’ll have to become more efficient at growing foods in the next 10-30 years. APPH and LOCL are two companies in this space.
lol i forget about LOCL. jeeze how many low float despac plays have we had?
Some of them make money (the ones that start the pump). Some of these pumps don't even last a day and create plenty of bagholders. See PEAR, LOCL etc.
$LOCL and $EQRX's post-closing S-1s (incl. resale registration of PIPE shares, warrants, & shares underlying warrants) are effective today https://twitter.com/SPACtrack/status/1475431591304441862?t=wfHN0wRITTGiDQY_xrB2gw&s=19
$RKLY B of A Securities analyst Vivek Arya downgrades Rockley Photonics Hldgs from Buy to Neutral and lowers the price target from $14 to $6 $GWH Baird analyst George Gianarikas initiates coverage on ESS Tech with a Outperform rating and announces Price Target of $15 $LOCL Oppenheimer analyst Colin Rusch initiates coverage on Local Bounti with a Outperform rating and announces Price Target of $11
$DCGO Canaccord Genuity analyst Richard Close initiates coverage on DocGo with a Buy rating and announces Price Target of $13 $HIPO Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Phillips initiates coverage on Hippo Holdings with a Overweight rating and announces Price Target of $4.6 $LOCL Roth Capital analyst Brian White initiates coverage on Local Bounti with a Buy rating and announces Price Target of $8 $NVVE Chardan Capital analyst Brian Dobson initiates coverage on Nuvve Holding with a Buy rating and announces Price Target of $24 $MKFG Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall initiates coverage on Markforged Holding with a Buy rating and announces Price Target of $6.5
Trying to remember my LOCL is on my watch list!!
I can’t believe I got a chance to offload those 20 SV calls I accidentally bought during the failed LOCL squeeze because I thought SV was still Aerofarms and I was trying to play sympathy.
It was up-voted because people sadly can't read lol. SPAC\_Time disproved the point that OP was trying to make, and this guy reads a lot of SEC filings: [https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/rcfi6w/comment/hnxodp3/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/rcfi6w/comment/hnxodp3/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) I'm not trying to start a witch hunt or anything, these plays are always risky either way and unlike with LOCL, at least most of us still managed to make a profit, but on twitter this account was the first to spread the info from OP. [https://twitter.com/WallStVet/status/1468933287867473923](https://twitter.com/WallStVet/status/1468933287867473923) And what's even funnier is that he then copy/pasted a comment from that post, and it's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen. [https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/rcfi6w/comment/hnwvz3v/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/rcfi6w/comment/hnwvz3v/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) [https://twitter.com/WallStVet/status/1469067043400044555](https://twitter.com/WallStVet/status/1469067043400044555) Oh well, at least the puns were supear fun.
Didn’t LOCL supposed to have 90%+ redemption and didn’t do shit? Is the 97% redemption confirmed? Someone mentioned BTTX and I put it on my watchlist and next day rocketed and made 15% gains so I’ll do the same with this, also it’s a therapeutic which is perfect, almost all SPAC therapeutics have exploded BTTX and EFTR comes to mind, it’s also up 11% AH let’s see if we get volume tmrw
It’s the same principle with less than half the float. So I guess take whatever LOCL did and double it.
i just hope it goes BTTX or IRNT and not TMC or LOCL jesus i’ve done too many of these plays
i bought LOCL also. i learn nothing. plz save me spac jeebus
LOCL went higher intraday than what PEAR is now. It even got halted to the upside
Pears going pearabolic and LOCL never went anywhere
People who bought Pear and Pear warrants: How many of you also bought into LOCL?
LOCL pump crew has been patiently waiting for today's opening bell pop... And it has delivered, as promised, with another -5% lol
Understandable perspective, but I do think this stems from recency bias as the vast majority have done much better than that. LOCL's 1.7M float wasn't really enough by itself to send it to the moon, as I mention in the post. ESSC I have no idea what happened and am crying about it, but hopefully that one's not done considering the gamma squeeze possibility. Ultimately, I think when you have the trifecta of drivers (brand awareness, financial fundamentals, and low float similar to [RDBX](https://www.reddit.com/r/SPACs/comments/qfbvda/rdbx_a_strong_value_play_with_a_forward_pe_of_23/)), a stronger squeeze will happen, but yeah, it'll most likely come down too. No PIPE on this one though, so that's interesting.
Tried the LOCL squeeze.. lost money. Done with squeezes. Will just keep adding to my other shitty spacs as I watch them slowly bleed to 0.
Too bad LOCL took all my gambling money
Essc?? How come I thought LOCL was a bummer but this was a good 20% move. Did you fomo late?
LOCL been getting it's bell rung for a week.
Things are setting up beautifully for LOCL ringing the bell tomorrow morning Honda may still be on the table...
LOCL finally running...after most of this sub ditched their bags.
Maybe the dumbest gamble ever, but I’m going buy some 12.5C exp DEC on ESSC…basically all the profits from LOCL lol.
LOCL would like it’s ESSC back plz thx
Why would it pump without a catalyst ? Are you just assuming that due to low float some whale will pump it? LOCL had a 1.8m float after redemptions and wasn’t able to run. What makes you think ESSC will run? Not attacking you just to clear out some fog
The difference with this one is that it's got NAV protection. That's why it is low risk. LOCL also didn't have options. Atm this has low volume and low OI. Change that and the squeeze will start to happen
LOCL doesn't have options, so no gamma squeeze was possible with that
> What are you [people] buying? I bought LOCL today for a swing trade.
Wasn't LOCL also set up for a gamma squeeze that didn't happen?
Wow LOCL, what a slaughter I was lucky enough to stay out of that one whew
Brutal for LOCL. Anybody buying here? Almost every other redemption play dipped to \~7$ before going parabolic
I'm down around that...but some names I'm watching are getting absolutely killed. LOCL (thank god I didn't enter) for one.
>Holy fuckin fuck LOCL hit $6 Holding?
dang glad i sold LOCL at $11 (or rather, had a chance to dump it) tempted to reload though since "iT hAsN't PuMPed YeT"
LOCL didn't run as expected lmao. That was pretty crappy DD on LOCL
cmon somebody with $20m buy up all the float on LOCL u'll make a quick buck and help out the common man. somebody coming to get us right?
23,000 share bid at 8.7 on LOCL that is over 1 percentile of the entire float
17k buy wall on LOCL at $8.70 I'll take 1 Hopium please!
Looks like I’m a long term LOCL investor 😂🤡