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Investing In SPAC: The Complete SPAC IPO Investing Course (2/2021)

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 6 Feb 2021 16:56:16

Investing In SPAC: The Complete SPAC IPO Investing Course

Genre: eLearning Video / Finance & Accounting, Investing & Trading, IPO, Business

SPAC Investing Is Very Hot. Like A Stock IPO Yet Different. Learn How You Can Invest In Emerging Companies With A SPAC!

What you'll learn
How To Invest In A Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC)
How To Evaluate And Choose A SPAC For Your Portfolio
How SPACs Are Used To Bring A Private Company Public Like An IPO. For Example, Virgin Galactic, Nikola, Draft Kings, Opendoor, and More

Description
SPACs are more popular than ever with investors and growing at a tremendous rate giving us more choices to invest in them!

Learn how to invest in companies before they go public through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company or SPAC! Great way to get in early in emerging companies in areas such as Electric Vehicles, Biotechnology, Cannabis, General Technology, and even Spaceflight.

IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO EVALUTE AND INVEST IN SPACs…EVEN IF YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE WITH THEM

While a traditional IPO is the common way to invest in new companies most regular investors are shut out from getting in them early…that is before they are listed on a Stock Exchange and the price may have gone up before we could buy in. This is where SPACS shine but they are unique and important to understand them before investing.

Some of the lessons that are covered include:

What Is A SPAC

Why Are SPACS Called Blank-Check Companies

Incredible Growth Of SPAC Companies

How Are SPACs Created

Are SPACs like Investing In Stocks

Advantageous And Disadvantageous For Investors

How To Select SPACs to Invest In

The SPAC Timeline

Pre And Post Deal Investing Considerations

What Is De-SPACing And Importance To Investors

SPAC Asset Allocation And Portfolio Risk

SPAC Vs. Traditional IPO & Direct Listing

The Future Of SPACs

…Plus Much Much More

Check our some of the sample lessons and click the button to enroll so you can get started learning how to invest in SPACs.

Many thanks.

Steve Ballinger

Disclaimer Note: This course is for educational and informational purposes only. There will be no recommending of any particular investments such as a particular stock or mutual fund as only you know what is right for your portfolio and your comfort with risk and volatility. Consult with a Professional for specific advice. Course is for education purposes only and instructor will have no liability related directly or indirectly to any loss or damage.

Who this course is for:
Perfect If You Have Never Heard Of Or Know Very Little About SPACs But Are Interested In New Ways To Diversify Your Portfolio
Great If You Want To Invest In Private Companies That Then Go Public And Listed On A Stock Exchange like An IPO
Interested In Investing In Emerging Companies In Areas As Diverse As Tech, EV, Cannabis And Even Space Travel!
If You Have Been Trading In SPAC For Some Time And Feel You Are An Expert Then This Comprehensive Course May Not Be For You

also You can find my other useful: Business-posts

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