Shares of technology firms and special-purpose acquisition companies surged on Tuesday, bouncing back after a weekslong streak of declines that pushed some popular SPACs down 20% or more in a month.
Some popular companies that have gone public by merging with so-called SPACs in recent years—including online real-estate firm Opendoor Technologies Inc., space-tourism company Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc. and electric-car company Lordstown Motors Corp. —added 6% or more on Tuesday. Those all remain down at least 30% in the past month.
Weekslong is not a word
Towards end of the dotcom bubble we had extreme roller-coaster days, most similar to current markets. Guess what happened after 'Irrational exuberance' zunami rallies. The next day when the tied receded we picked lots of dead fish on the sand. $VIX $SPX $NDX $DJI $IWM
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