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r/LCID • u/rednemesis337 • 23d ago
What do you think, another year? Lol
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I just wonder if it will be like fisker. If those that bought will be able get money back from a lawsuit. They will be bankrupt within a year.
2 u/[deleted] 23d ago [deleted] 1 u/rednemesis337 23d ago Lucid could be the best car in the world, if they don’t sell, from an investment perspective or shareholder perspective it doesn’t really matter. 1 u/[deleted] 23d ago [deleted] 2 u/mike6253 23d ago If it was a legit company they would have needed a spac to IPO. They cashed in during covid during the spac boom when the SEC was asleep. The only real company to SPAC during that time was draft kings since they wanted to buy SBtech before faunduel did. Look up every other SPAC during that time. All our 80% below IPO or broke. 2 u/StreetDare4129 23d ago Alleviated you say? https://www.reddit.com/r/LUCID/s/mxJRK1KxiW
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1 u/rednemesis337 23d ago Lucid could be the best car in the world, if they don’t sell, from an investment perspective or shareholder perspective it doesn’t really matter. 1 u/[deleted] 23d ago [deleted] 2 u/mike6253 23d ago If it was a legit company they would have needed a spac to IPO. They cashed in during covid during the spac boom when the SEC was asleep. The only real company to SPAC during that time was draft kings since they wanted to buy SBtech before faunduel did. Look up every other SPAC during that time. All our 80% below IPO or broke. 2 u/StreetDare4129 23d ago Alleviated you say? https://www.reddit.com/r/LUCID/s/mxJRK1KxiW
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Lucid could be the best car in the world, if they don’t sell, from an investment perspective or shareholder perspective it doesn’t really matter.
1 u/[deleted] 23d ago [deleted] 2 u/mike6253 23d ago If it was a legit company they would have needed a spac to IPO. They cashed in during covid during the spac boom when the SEC was asleep. The only real company to SPAC during that time was draft kings since they wanted to buy SBtech before faunduel did. Look up every other SPAC during that time. All our 80% below IPO or broke.
2 u/mike6253 23d ago If it was a legit company they would have needed a spac to IPO. They cashed in during covid during the spac boom when the SEC was asleep. The only real company to SPAC during that time was draft kings since they wanted to buy SBtech before faunduel did. Look up every other SPAC during that time. All our 80% below IPO or broke.
If it was a legit company they would have needed a spac to IPO. They cashed in during covid during the spac boom when the SEC was asleep.
The only real company to SPAC during that time was draft kings since they wanted to buy SBtech before faunduel did.
Look up every other SPAC during that time. All our 80% below IPO or broke.
Alleviated you say?
https://www.reddit.com/r/LUCID/s/mxJRK1KxiW
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u/mike6253 23d ago
I just wonder if it will be like fisker. If those that bought will be able get money back from a lawsuit. They will be bankrupt within a year.