SPCX

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SPAC ETF with huge prospects, I have used the forum but I wish to highlight because its portfolio consists of many companies with imminent growth potential.

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If itā€™s already been requested and youā€™ve used the form, they know full well itā€™s wanted. This clutters up the forum and doesnā€™t really do anything. If ā€œbrute forceā€/repeated requests worked, people would request the same stock 100 times to ensure they got what they wanted. If itā€™s been requested and hasnā€™t been added yet, thereā€™s a reason. Have some patience.

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Edited.

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+1 for this ETF

I love SPACs but lately it has become much harder to buy at a good price (i.e. near NAV), and not all of them are available on Freetrade.

SPCX is the first actively-managed Special Purpose Acquisitions Corporations (SPACs) ETF in the market. The fund seeks capital appreciation by holding a broad portfolio of SPACs or ā€œblank checkā€ companies and firms that have completed their initial public offering (IPO) within the last two years. This ETF started trading in Dec for $25 per share and is currently at $29.26.

May not be a long term hold once the SPAC rage is over, but could be a potential interesting way to diversify SPAC investments.

@Kitchlad Were you able to verify your statement on the companies they invested in? I could not find any information on which SPACs they have invested in to dateā€¦

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Yes I just googled spcx holdings and its the first google search result :slight_smile:

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+1 for this

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Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) are one of the most exciting & disruptive capital markets themes over the past several years. Along with an increase in the number of SPAC IPOs, larger deal sizes and high-profile sponsor teams are drawing investors to this once under-followed market. However, with little research and information available on publicly-traded SPACs, investors are often left wondering how they can efficiently access a market that has traditionally been dominated by institutional investors.

The solution? The SPAC and New Issue ETF (NYSE: SPCX), the first actively-managed SPAC ETF. SPCX gives investors exposure to a broad portfolio of SPACs with the familiar attributes of an exchange traded fundā€™s diversity, tax-efficiency and liquidity.

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Iā€™ve had to move to interactive brokers for my SPACs now!

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Iā€™ve also had to move to Saxo Markets for SPACs