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11 Pre-DA SPACs + 3 Hypothetical Private Targets Each (AI Thought Experiment)
$FCRS & $FCRS/WS — 15 Private Companies That Could Fit FutureCrest (Just for Fun)
Middle East route risk hit tanker freight first, then BWET & tanker stocks moved
Any pre-DA SPAC warrants / rights still have real potential here?
Hey! I am so regarded! Im amazed at all the response!
What today’s headlines may actually mean for freight resilience, tariff refunds, and the return of an energy risk premium
China market reform plus AI capex may be a bigger story than the headlines suggest
Profit for Sellers, No matter what!
New(ish) to investing. Currently 100% all in XEQT. Looking to buy gold ETF’s (Canadian)
My DCF says Novo Nordisk is worth buying even in a value-trap scenario
Which platforms are reliable for trading options in Canada?
What to do with sitting cash? Cash.TO, XEQT, WS Income portfolio or is there something I am missing?
Odd how BYND isn’t listed as a top gainer on WS..
Can anyone explain why GME’s option chain now includes a bunch of GME/WS strike prices/dates?
Duolingo Gonna Rip. Recent growth in china 🇨🇳
With cut rates and gold price next baggerx30
Video Game Retailer Issues Warrant Dividend
Video Game Retailer Issues Warrant Dividend
Video Game Retailer Issues Warrant Dividend
Video Game Retailer Issues Warrant Dividend
RegenETP delisted (?) and stock untradeable. What to do for taxes?
GrabAGun, a Mobile-Focused Online Firearms Retailer and Defender of the Second Amendment, Completes Business Combination with Colombier II and Will Begin Trading on NYSE on July 16, 2025 - CLBR -> PEW CLBR.WS -> PEW.WS
$CLYM - Biotech with de-risked asset, misunderstood, and undervalued.
Canada: What incentives are there to transfer to a discount brokerage?
What is the best broker in Canada, I’m using WS
Webull Arbitrage: ~$9.34/Share from Mispriced Options — Zero Directional Risk
Webull Arbitrage: ~$9.34/Share from Mispriced Warrants — Zero Directional Risk
$SAVE drops another 17%, down to sub $6 after news that JetBlue could walk away from the merger. Is it a good time to buy?
Li-FT Power Intersects 23m at 1.40% Li2O at its Fi Main pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT
Lift Power Ltd (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0) - Unlocking A Promising Junior Miner
LIFT Announces Changes to its Board of Directors (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
LIFT Announces Changes to its Board of Directors (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
SOFI earnings 29th January , DD from an Italian married to a Kiwi (New Zealand person , a woman in my case , not the fruit)
LIFT Intersects 27 m at 1.26% Li2O and 22 m at 1.53% Li2O at its Fi Main pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
LIFT Intersects 23 m at 1.50% Li2O at its Fi Southwest pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
A Promising Lithium Miner for 2024 : Li-FT Power Ltd. (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0)
A Promising Lithium Miner for 2024 : Li-FT Power Ltd. (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0)
A Promising Lithium Miner for 2024 : Li-FT Power Ltd. (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0)
A Promising Lithium Miner for 2024 : Li-FT Power Ltd. (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0)
A Promising Lithium Miner for 2024 : Li-FT Power Ltd. (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, Frankfurt: WS0)
LIFT Intersects 23 m at 1.50% Li2O at its Fi Southwest pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
LIFT Intersects 28 m at 0.99% Li2O at its BIG East pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
Li-FT Power Ltd: A Remarkable Investment in Energy Storage (CSE: LIFT) (OTCQX: LIFFF) (Frankfurt: WS0)
Then they wanna know the best investments and all WS’s insider info as if I’m some politician
Li-Ft Power Ltd Emerges as a Serious Lithium Contender (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
LIFT Intersects 21 m at 1.12% Li2O at the Ki pegmatite, including 11 m at 1.70% Li2O and 17 m at 1.28% Li2O at the Shorty pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, FRA : WS0)
LIFT Intersects 28 m at 1.70% Li2O at its BIG East pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
Li-FT Power - Technical Analysis & Due Diligence (CSE : LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, FRA : WS0)
Li-FT Power Ltd: A Remarkable Investment in Energy Storage (CSE: LIFT) (OTCQX: LIFFF) (Frankfurt: WS0)
Li-FT Power Ltd: A Remarkable Investment in Energy Storage (CSE: LIFT) (OTCQX: LIFFF) (Frankfurt: WS0)
Li-FT Power drills 1.28% Li2O over 13 metres at Yellowknife Project, Northwest Territories (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
Li-FT Power drills 1.28% Li2O over 13 metres at Yellowknife Project, Northwest Territories (CSE: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF)
LIFT Intersects 14 m at 1.50% Li2O at the Ki pegmatite and 10 m at 1.75% Li2O at the Shorty pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (CSE : LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, FRA : WS0)
LIFT Intersects 14 m at 1.50% Li2O at the Ki pegmatite and 10 m at 1.75% Li2O at the Shorty pegmatite, Yellowknife Lithium Project, NWT (CSE : LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF, FRA : WS0)
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Feel like free commission stock brokerages are a huge factors on participation rate like Robinhood, WS, etc.
Canadian here. Im very interested. Let's say when they called you because overcontribute and you just say that oops I didn't know. I accidently added too much 0s. WS and Questrade send your TFSA contribution to Canada, unless request manually, at the end of the year. That means you will be taxed 12% every year (not loss). This is something to see. Also im collecting credit cards banks just like pokemon. Next year I'll get my 4th credit card to create my own balance transfer scheme.
**Weekend SPAC thought: critical-mineral cycles + warrant behavior** Looking back at several successful critical-mineral de-SPACs: • **MP Materials:** **MP** common reached roughly $51–52 in early 2021. Its former public warrants, **MP.WS**, appear to have traded near $40 based on their $11.50 strike, although the exact historical warrant print is difficult to independently verify after delisting. MP did not call the warrants until May 2021, after the common had already pulled back materially. The redemption was completed on a cashless basis. • **USA Rare Earth:** **USARW** reached a verified closing high around $20.25 on October 20, 2025. By October 29—one day before the redemption notice—**USAR** closed at $20.10 and **USARW** at $8.75. The warrants were called October 30 and redeemed December 1. • **Critical Metals:** **CRML** hit a $32.15 intraday high on October 14, 2025, while **CRMLW** reached $20.84 the same day. Unlike the others, CRMLW remains outstanding and recently traded near $2. The pattern is interesting: the biggest warrant moves generally happened during the underlying common’s major rerating—not because of the eventual warrant call. Once the common is deep above the standard $11.50 exercise price, warrants increasingly track intrinsic value, and redemption risk starts limiting the remaining optionality. That brings me to **CO2 Energy Transition Corp.** On July 17, **NOEM** announced a non-binding LOI with an unnamed Texas oil-and-gas operator planning to recover lithium and strontium from brines produced from its own leased wells. The proposed model combines natural-gas production, lithium recovery and strontium recovery, with a longer-term plan involving domestic strontium-ferrite magnet materials for defense applications. The parties are targeting definitive agreements by September 16, subject to diligence and approvals. Before the news, **NOEMW** closed around $0.11. It traded as high as roughly $0.20 Friday and closed near $0.16 on significantly higher volume. **NOEM commons:** potentially the more conservative way to watch the setup while it remains near trust value, although redemptions, extensions and deal terms still matter. **NOEMW warrants:** materially greater percentage upside if the definitive agreement identifies a credible, financeable target and the market assigns it a CRML/USAR-style narrative—but also a realistic path back toward pennies if the LOI ends, the deal disappoints or the SPAC liquidates. **Waiting for the DA:** removes some LOI failure risk, but likely means paying more if the target and valuation are well received. I’m not treating MP, USAR or CRML as direct valuation comps yet. NOEM currently has only a non-binding LOI, no disclosed target, valuation, audited financials or transaction financing. Still, the historical cycles show why cheap critical-mineral warrants can become interesting when the underlying business earns real market credibility. Would you rather take a small speculative position in **NOEMW**, hold **NOEM** near trust, or wait for the definitive agreement? Just want to hear some thoughts from anyone who investing in CRML, MP, or USAR - or their warrants. Thanks!
The sub should be proud of itself. The full margin, YOLO, SK all-in mentality needs to be wrung out. We going to are down another 20% on HighBeta stocks for the next month or three. Your WS mistress is a B and she's come to collect.
Man, I am retarded, no expert at all on trading, I have a WS account with less than 15k and even I knew that buying Space X was a bad idea.
CCXI/CCXIW is a reminder of why people still watch pre-DA SPACs. A strong target can change everything. Commons went from roughly **$10 → $19 (+91%)**, while warrants ran from about **$1.20 → $9.80 (+717%)**. My current watchlist: ALF / ALFUW APXT / APXTW BCSS / BCSS/WS CCAQ / CCAQW FCRS / FCRS/WS KFII / KFIIR NOEM / NOEMW PMTR / PMTRW POLE / POLEW RTAC / RTACW TVA / TVACW WENN / WENNW \- Curious what everyone else is watching in the pre-DA space? Not financial advice.
My fellow Torontonian! Why you using WS?
Wallstreet are trying to shake you out. will they succeed? Maybe! Probably! My guess is this time next year you will be up 30% but this will probably pullback 20% short term. My gut says WS is trying to bring this thing down some more before they move onto the next hot thing.
Just thinking out loud for fun: If you had to guess, what type of private company or industry do you think would be the best strategic fit for Tom Lee's $FCRS / $FCRS/WS? Not trying to predict what will happen—just curious what everyone thinks makes the most sense based on the sponsor, the team, and publicly available information. AI infrastructure, crypto, fintech, robotics, energy, quantum... or something completely different?
I hated the idea of buying time Warner HBO, glad that deal fell through. Honestly feel that plan alone has caused a panic from big money WS, thinking that they need content to survive or continue with growth, they we’re paying way to much.
Fellow WS regard, MU going to $10000 🚀🚀
NFLX up 42% on the 5 year, down 42% on the 1 year, fucking wild games WS playing rn
UAC/WS with crazy price action today
*NVDA options on both sides got incinerated as the whole world watched it stay flat. Nobody has ever accused the WS Mafia of not knowing their job.*
Oil at $90 by the end of July. You heard it here first. Hedgies and WS are short to the tune of $18 billion. It’s going down. Puts.
It's probably a faux pas for me to explain it to you, but here we go anyway. Within the last 24 hours, there seems to be a campaign on Reddit to buy Wendy's stock WEN. Wall Street vultures are counting on that corporation failing, social media citizens will not allow that. We can at least squeeze those WS shorts, punish them for hating on Wendy's. (Yes, I understand the quality has gone down.... Keep the faith, brothers and sisters!)
I try to buy Wendy’s stock AH. WS tells me my order is rejected. Why can’t I make love with Wendy
Will this be FCRS , FCRS/WS ‘s week? Hope Tom Lee’s SPAC pulls through.
I wrote a WS Bets comment then accidentally pressed BUY on a wish pile of oDE calls instead of send. Best trade of the day
Everyone will roast you on here but you're not alone. I got wrecked doing similar. Short shares of ai hardware, in retrospect a horribly dumb hill to die on, especially since the market went parabolic after March. MU is now over $1T, SNDK is now $350B mcap. that thing was $7B last year. Shorting that stock alone could have bankrupted me but i got stomped out at $900. Its pretty sickening how detached this market is, but trying to short is just so much pain. Saas was the short since the past year. Unfortunately i longed saas which i thought was undervalued and was shorting hardware and my account is a fucking mess now. Hardware has always been cyclical and when it falls it falls big but ai Bulls are in complete control, every dip bought. impossible to call any top and short. SNDK is like Yahoo or AOL others during the .com, and yes those companies DID make fucking money but not enough to ever justify valuation. But i feel they can push SNDK to $4-5k a share or more, even to $1T market cap on currently $3-4B rev per q. That's how insane things are but we know all the market quotes, and this thing can stay irrational for a long time. Just wait until they ipo OpenAi and anthropic, need to see these financials. They're going to completely enshit-ify those services with ads to meet WS expectations and justify $1T valuations.
Depends. If you’re looking for short term profit you should go on Bovada or buy some Bitcoin. If you want long term profit just leave it. It bounces back every time within a few years. Trying to time it is how you get ficked, might as well just put it on your favorite team to win the WS, World Cup or ping pong championship.
No I mean how long WS will change its mindset. With Capex going on and money heavily put into semis, it's hard to see a clear future for Saas overall
BRUNW traded around $0.21 before reaching $19.39 (+9,133%). IONQ/WS traded around $0.60 before reaching $46.23 (+7,605%). INFQ/WS traded around $0.50 before reaching $7.02 (+1,304%). Obviously every SPAC is different and most pre-DA warrants never see moves like these, but it shows why some investors still follow sub-$1 warrants. Trying to put together a list of sub-$1 pre-DA warrants that seem interesting to research. If there are others worth looking at, feel free to comment. Current List & Price (sorted cheapest to highest): 1. NOEMW — $0.10 2. KFIIR — $0.12 (rights) 3. POLEW — $0.2299 4. ALFUW — $0.26 5. APXTW — $0.28 6. WENNW — $0.3011 7. CCAQW — $0.40 8. TVACW — $0.50 9. BCSS/WS — $0.6210 10. RTACW — $0.7099 11. FCRS/WS — $0.78 12. PMTRW — $0.8447
>probably the best credit card out there This is actually a really good example of what I'm talking about, where WS appeals to a certain type of person who likes to do a non zero, but very very superficial level of research into their product choices, and then feel very smug about it, as if WS has empowered them rather than milked them for their naivety. I churn credit cards so I have a lot of familiarity with the credit card options and credit card churning communities at for example r/churningcanada, where the wealthsimple card is regarded as thoroughly underwhelming. Even for long term holding there are better options. Regarding the all in one thing, yes, they appeal because of simplicity and not because they are better. You can do your taxes through them without using them as a broker. I do use their cash card for free ATM fees while I'm traveling, but this is a separate function; they are very far from the best choice for an investment broker or bank.
None of them are uncommon. I can use my Rogers credit card everywhere in the world, but I still pay a conversion fee. If you trade US stocks, just hold USD balances. Outside of that, maintaining balances or paying monthly fees isn't unusual either, just like banks waiving certain fees only after reaching a certain amount held with them. There's a lot of things that IBKR doesn't do well but that WS does well. IBKR is closer to a pure trading platform, whereas WS is closer to an all-in-one personal finance ecosystem. WS offers free tax filling, probably the best credit card out there (2% everywhere, period), free ATM withdrawal no matter what branch, earning risk-free in your cash holdings, etc. It absolutely crushes its competition if you're not just looking for an active trading platform.
True. I still have some CSPs and long calls there so I can't move all my assets to WS.
Sorry but this is loss for ants, but fr just stop now. I went 1.5 years trading options every single day. Lost more than I could make. My WS app looks way worse than yours, lost $50k USD. Fk options
I disagree. Dollars in profits don’t need any embellishments to understand. WS has come up with BS metrics to mislead investors.
Goodluck! I got 0 shares from WS 😭
Or a push from WS sharks like morgan, goldman and friends
Is anyone excited about ai apps anymore or just WS? Biz Subscription revenue is a big part but how much are consumers really using them now? They’re going to slap all these with ads and sell the shit out of your data but There’s only so much time in a day to look at your phone and most people are still spending that on IG, FB, tick tock, x, reddit and video games. Think most People type some quick questions and move on except weirdos who talk to it all day and tell all their inner thoughts. I have to imagine usage is already in decline, i hardly hear anyone talking about ai apps anymore.
[Copley Acquisition Corp and Ignite Proteomics Announce Business Combination Agreement to Advance Precision Oncology](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/06/11/3310278/0/en/Copley-Acquisition-Corp-NYSE-COPL-and-Ignite-Proteomics-Announce-Business-Combination-Agreement-to-Advance-Precision-Oncology.html) \- COPL COPL.WS
[Copley Acquisition Corp entered into a Definitive Merger Agreement with Ignite Proteomics](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1726711/000121390026067421/ea0294307-8k_aditxt.htm) \- COPL COPL,WS Not announced by Copley (yet?). From the Aditxt filing at the cutoff deadline today: "On June 10, 2026, Ignite Proteomics, LLC, a Delaware LLC ( “Ignite”) and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aditxt, Inc., a Delaware corporation (the “Corporation”), entered into a Business Combination Agreement (the “Business Combination Agreement”) with (i) **Copley Acquisition Corp, a Cayman Islands exempted company (together with its successors, including after the Conversion in the State of Delaware (as defined below), “SPAC”)**, (ii) Ignite Proteomics Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Pubco”), (iii) Ignite Merger Sub I Inc., a Delaware corporation and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pubco (“SPAC Merger Sub”), "
Fellow WS regards unite. lost money on META leaps too after buying post earnings in November but this one’s insane. Good luck with trying to make that contribution back
Just saw a halt on my WS for $LFVN
Market only goes up, put the bandaid on the wound which now needs a ton of stitches and it filled with puss. Keep putting that bandaid on WS lol. SPY to 900 by end if month screw inflation we booming.
[Einride, a Global Leader in Autonomous and Electric Freight, Completes Business Combination and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq Stock Market on June 10, 2026](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/einride-a-global-leader-in-autonomous-and-electric-freight-completes-business-combination-and-will-begin-trading-on-nasdaq-stock-market-302795844.html) \- LEGT [LEGT.WS](http://LEGT.WS) \-> ENRD ENRDW "[In connection with the extraordinary general meeting of Legato](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2002038/000182912626006250/legatomerger3_8k.htm#:~:text=In%20connection%20with%20the%20extraordinary%20general%20meeting%20of%20Legato), holders of 16,596,675 ordinary shares of Legato exercised their right to redeem such shares for a pro rata portion of the funds in Legato’s trust account. " LEGT held an extension meeting last month: "[As a result](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2002038/000182912626004646/legatomerger3_8k.htm#:~:text=11.04%20per%20share), an aggregate of 16,891,609 public shares remained outstanding following the Meeting." Looks like about 294,934 public shares remaining after redemptions.
Should i just switch to futures lmao, trading options on WS sucks
i trade futures on WS. it's easier than trading options
[Legato Merger Corp. III Shareholders Approve Business Combination with Einride](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/legato-merger-corp-iii-shareholders-approve-business-combination-with-einride-302792607.html) \- LEGT LEGT.WS It's *possible* that LEGT might be a low float play, might not. LEGT [filed an 8-K with the voting results](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2002038/000182912626006114/legatomerger3_8k.htm), but no redemption numbers were released. Per the prospectus, 100% of the public shares can be redeemed, and the business combination could still close, due to the PIPE financing. The [redemption amount was around $11.08](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2002038/000182912626005295/legatomerger3_defm14a.htm#:~:text=have%20amounted%20to-,approximately%20%2411.078%20per%20issued%20and%20outstanding%20Legato%20III%20Public%20Share,-.%20If%20a%20Legato), which is right where LEGT traded before the NAV floor dropped.
Yea it's the same on WS too
Good luck trying to get any money or help from WS, have had problems with them before we're i couldn't sell options because their system was down, support told me to just wait for it to be fixed and they will help me, fast forward few hours and they say they cant help me, so I had to sell at a loss, and right away switched to IBKR.
I use both IBKR and WS. IBKR for complex multi legged strategies and WS for simple CSP and CC. WS has a setting where you need to turn on or off auto excercie feature. So if your long option is ITM on the day of expiry, they auto excercie it for you. I have turned it off but I still don't trust them. I have read horrifying stories like the one OP posted here.
I will dub this “The June Crybaby Crash” because WS thinks rate hikes
Use Norbert’s gambit (have to go to the WS website to do it) if you want to exchange currency for a flat $10 fee. Then toss it all in a mix of VBAL, XDG, and SGOV (USD). That’s what I’ve started doing in preparation of an expected recession.
I hate doing spread trade in WS, low liquidity and this mess!
Tom Lee is now and always has been the biggest Bull Optimist in the WS business. If he thinks we will see a 20% decline that should mean that the average analyst is expecting a 70% decline.
“Dont judge me on my winners. Judge me on my losers because I have few” - Warren Buffett aka Wolf of WS.
I concern is around all the capex but I agree, the stock prices versus google has been pretty absurd. Google is spending much more than Meta on Capex but WS seemed to celebrate that while it slaughtered Meta. I get the lack of cloud offering but Meta is trading at something like 18x earnings which is crazy cheap in this market.
don’t u have to pay the exchange rate fee on WS 💀 SPCE is TFSA is… something
Hahaha yes it is dogshit UI. On my todo list to transfer to WS
How is everyone purchasing early? I’m on WS
One is born every minute. The bros on WS love u
Blaming WS for being a regard. It's a you problem my friend. It takes mad talent to have lost money in the past 3 months lmao.
Trading in a tfsa. Trading US stocks without a USD account on WS. You belong here
You didn’t lose money, WS just helped redistributed your money to someone who deserves it more
WS guys running Space X IPO blew up Blue Origin
Ironically, Right before the Space X IPO.This stock is literally going to moon. The message here boys is don’t fuck with WS.
WS is only expecting CAPEX growth in the low teens for 2027 and 2028, so a dramatic slowdown is already being priced in In fact, what's happened this year so far has completely blown out their expectations from October 2025, when those circular deals were first announced The Big 4's (Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta) revenue and OCF growths will be the key. If they keep accelerating like in the past few quarters, then upward revision to their Capex will continue. In Q1 2026, the Big 4 grew their revenue by 19% and their OCF by 32%. Another important clue is how companies that have embraced AI will perform in the coming quarters vs AI sceptics
Appreciate the thoughts. But of course the hard part is knowing if the consensus is right or wrong going into any EA. There's lots of highly paid WS analysts who try to get it right. Check out the graphs at the top of my post. Most of the time IV exceeds RV. If you know the consensus is wrong and you know the direction of the miss, then yes, go long puts/calls outright. I've yet to meet anyone who can consistently do that. My game is to evaluate the cheapness/richness of the vol surface and exploit that, all from a non-directional basis. My goal is to mine alpha, not place beta bets.
Tell us more. Is everything on WS algo based at this point? How do algorithms identify good stocks?
Thoughts on $FCRS (commons) & FCRS/WS (warrants)? For anyone unfamiliar, $FCRS is FutureCrest Acquisition Corp — Tom Lee’s SPAC. Tom Lee also has a publicly known connection to Beast Industries through BMNR’s reported investment. Separately, Beast management has publicly discussed the broader idea of giving fans potential ownership access to the company someday. Obviously no known connection to FCRS specifically, and a deal this size would likely require substantial PIPE funding anyway. Just following public info and industry overlap. Curious what others think — pure insanity or at least a small possibility?
BRUN at $33.95 and BRUNW at $22.18 today definitely brought some attention back to the AI infrastructure/SPAC space.. Curious which current pre-DA SPACs people think could eventually pursue an AI cloud, compute, HPC, or data center type company?? Looking at FCRS / FCRS/WS and RTAC/RTACW for now, but interested what others here are watching too. Just discussion/speculation only — pre-DA SPACs are very risky and many never complete a merger.
If the WS Banks having record trading revenues and all of us making a shit ton of money, who is actually losing money? Hedgies?
They're on WS. NU and PAGS are listed on the NYSE. STNE is on the NASDAQ.
Where are you finding these listed. WS does not have them. Haven’t funded ibkr yet but imagine they will have Brazilian markets. Will look into nu a little deeper
Listen, ill keep taking the stupid easy free money the market keeps giving out, but the ease of it is actually starting to concern me. Especially considering none it is logical at this point. Ah well, steaks on WS this Memorial Day 🤘🤙
Two pre-DA SPACs I find interesting lately are FCRS / FCRS.WS and RTAC / RTACW Asked AI to brainstorm possible targets based on sponsor focus, sectors, market themes, valuation fit, etc. Obviously just speculation/discussion — not rumors or claims of talks. FCRS / FCRS.WS \-Crusoe AI data centers + energy infrastructure \-Securitize Real-world asset tokenization platform \-Together AI GPU cloud / AI infrastructure RTAC / RTACW \-IVIX AI financial crime / fraud detection \-Rubidex Data governance + AI security \-Reality Defender Deepfake / AI misinformation detection Again, just AI brainstorming for fun — not financial advice or actual merger rumors. What other pre-DA SPACs are people watching lately?
Those expire Nov 30th, the public warrants expire March 2029 https://app.quotemedia.com/data/downloadFiling?webmasterId=90423&ref=320039772&type=HTML&symbol=GCTS.WS&cdn=b07d1f47b879162faab527628866e039&companyName=GCT+Semiconductor+Holding+Inc.+Warrants+each+whole+warrant+exercisable+for+one+share+of+Common+Stock+at+an+exercise+price+of+%2411.50&formType=10-Q&formDescription=General+form+for+quarterly+reports+under+Section+13+or+15%28d%29&dateFiled=2026-05-12
Cause energy and component costs are raising. So of course Nvidia is increasing their pricing cause it’s impacting their margins too. But the rates that these increases and percentages are not just Nvidia. Vertiv, HPE, Dell, Fortinet, Broadcom etc Everything is going parabolic and you seriously think spending won’t slow down? Cost of revenue for these hyperscalers are already outpacing revenue growth. Give it like 2 or 3 more quarters and see what happens when WS sees those capex numbers.
Chip is more expensive than a single gpu. It computes about 28 Blackwell. It's possible with low scale it's more expensive in total but without having to cut the chip and using significantly less wiring, other network chips etc... and really only having to worry about cooling I can't see how this would be more expensive than nvidia per box long term. Possibly space. Nvidia has 72 in a rack verse 28 worth of compute for cerebras. AWS deal with cerebras might change that math. So they need about 3 spots for every one Blackwell box. WS4 will likely be 2-10x faster (2x only by only moving to 3nm with no major hardware changes). Even at 2x it gets pretty close to matching that space although there will be new nvidia chips by then. They are not just competing on cost/energy though. Companies will pay a premium to have 15x the token speed. You can't do realtime apps without that or get work done so quickly.
They have 20B-30B from opemAi over next few years and will be in Amazon soon. Let alone WS4. They are just beginning to roll.
Nice to see fellow WS’er winning! Any other interesting plays you’re eyeing rn?
What’s the difference between GCTS and GCTS/WS. I’m not entirely sure how warrants work.
Companies will pay a premium for faster inference and cerebras already has some capacity. They are also much more efficient than nvidia in tokens per compute so they can produce a lot more AI compute for the same amount of energy. I suspect some places will eventually just update to cerebras so they can get more from the same amount of energy. Particularly when WS4 is released. That's what AWS will likely do as they transition more over to their own chip+cerebras. So you get more money per token and more tokens per watt.
Just look at a nvidia rack. They not only need the gpu's but many other chips to coordinate between the chips, lots of wiring, individual cooling etc... That has to be a fortune in addional hardware and setup. Also unlike cerebras you throwaway a core rather than reprogram and the bad cores it if it goes bad. [Cerabras works by being able to route around bad cores in the bios]. The wafer might cost 1M each (just a guess) but Cerebras is much simpler in design. A main chip, a few smaller chips like a cpu and cooling. If it's not lower cost yet than nvidia with scale it will be. It's a fewer parts for more compute. They haven't even released WS4 yet which is rumored to be a beast. Also that's not to mention the AWS deal/setup.
You don't keep making money until you sell. If tomorrow all of WS thinks spx isn't worth 700$ then the first whale to sell will trigger the repricing. Offc this has close to 0 chance to happen like that but doesn't change the underlying mechanic.
Asked AI to speculate on potential SPAC targets based on sponsor backgrounds, board connections, stated target industries, and broader social/network “breadcrumbs.” Obviously pure speculation / brainstorming — not implying any actual connection to these companies. SPAC: FCRS , FCRS/WS * Crusoe Energy * Fireblocks * Fervo Energy * Groq * Databricks * Plaid * Revolut * Anduril * Beast Industries * Hugging Face SPAC: RTAC / RTACW * Chainalysis * Epirus * Ripple * Shield AI * Tanium * Saronic * HawkEye 360 * Fireblocks * Rumble Cloud-type asset * Darktrace-style cybersecurity target SPAC: KFII / KFIIR * PrizePicks * Underdog Fantasy * Sleeper * Fliff * Scopely * Playstudios * Kinectify * Boom Entertainment * ZBD * Fanatics Betting & Gaming Again, just thematic speculation based on management/team backgrounds and stated focus areas. Curious which ones people think are actually realistic vs total moonshots?
Decent volume today both commons and warrants for FCRS & FCRS/WS and on RTAC & RTACW.. Also volume on KFIIR rights. Any idea what they can bring? Or will it be just some random no-name target? Thoughts/speculation?…
This is absolutely wrong, as the DeepSeek R1 example from Jan 2025 showed WS indeed freaked out, even Microsoft chickened out for 6 weeks, and had to play major catchup later on -------- In addition, improvement in model capabilities often mean more demand for computing resources For example since early Jan 2025, increasing Context Lengths became a thing, and contributed to the explosion in memory demand
Earnings = lower stock, growth phase is over. Old WS joke, I’m kidding
WS is the best option imo due to no fees, however **big caveat,** I would use tradingview or ibkr or something for charts and option chain info because while WS is decent at keeping up during volatility but sometimes the options chain prices lad a few seconds if a stock is going through excessive volatility and at that moment - this is where having a better source of data helps when trying to enter or exit a position, I can quickly submit an order based on pricing that's less likely to be a few seconds behind. I will say though WS has made huge strides in their available charts, still a ways to go, but it seems like they've been improving quickly - hopefully that lag problem goes away in the near future, though like I said it's usually only during extreme volatility (orange man tweet, etc) so it's not an issue often, but if you day trade it could fuck you if you don't have an alternate data source.
I've seen a few in WS B mentioning sandisk and Western Digital, it did made sense but I just kept on adding into MU.
Both are available, but WS is used more frequently
Thank you for your honest response. Do you have WS or DC?
*The year is 2035. Grandpa can you tell me again what happened to the SOXL and SNXX.* *Well you see little Johnny retards wanted to bet and gamble on fantasy circle financed Trillion dollar Ai dreams so bad that the scammers running The Street gave them what they wanted. A new way to gamble away their money and when the money was all taken by WS they just closed the vehicle they used to take the money like they always do.* *Oh I see. Can you tell me again about when the printer went brrrrrrrrr. I like that part.*
I wish I bought RYCEY when it was $0.90 around 2022.. I remember a few people in here and WS B pounding the tables for it. Thesis made sense, but seeing a stock go -95% in two years got me scared. ended up buying heavily early 2025. oh well.
Watching FCRS & FCRS/WS (Tom Lee SPAC). Given the broader AI/crypto/fintech/energy themes around Lee, feels like a future target could potentially fall somewhere in lanes like: * Databricks / Anthropic / Perplexity * Stripe / Plaid / Revolut * Crusoe / Fervo / Redwood * Anduril * Epic Games * Beast Industries Not implying any of these happen — just brainstorming what types of companies would fit the overall narrative/network. Curious what others think this SPAC eventually targets.
Wednesday and today was the earnings run up (\~10% gain) reversed & liquidated. WS was hoping too, but didn't meet their goals
I've been in this company since 2013, and I just don't get the sentiment. Their quarterly numbers were excellent, and AI has helped tremendously with its ad business that has overtaken Google. The PE is around 20 now and dropping. I get the concern over Capex, but let's be honest, if they were not spending on Capex, WS would also be concerned. If I had some cash on hand, I'd buy some more shares.
so no one except for MM and WS?
I think the news will hit after Anthropomorphic and Open AI do their IPOs. That, my friend, is how WS plays.
The news will hit later after earning that’s how WS plays
FWIW, I had zero issues moving my kids RESP, my TFSA, and my wifes TFSA from QT to WS.
Will this be the most epic “sell in May and go away” ever? Feels like the market is propping itself up on complete BS and falling for the same fake lie (ceasefire / deal). WS got all their bagholders lined up.