Vector Acquisition Corp (VACQ)

[MADDSTACKER]

Expecting a 20% run here before 8/20

[MADDSTACKER]

Let’s gooo wake up

[MADDSTACKER]

Rut row ..

[MADDSTACKER]

Let’s get this baby where it belongs .. over 100 rockets launched

[Madguppy]

Anyone know when merger with SPAC will be complete?

[MADDSTACKER]

100 th satellite .

[MADDSTACKER]

Launching 100 satellites this week ...

[SilverKnightLV]

No, that's not the terms of the warrants. I have held over 20 SPAC warrants post merger. Just started my DD here, but...

The most common early redemption clause is if the stock is trading at or above $18.00 for 20 out of 30 trading days. If the warrant is exercisable, management can issue a 30-day written notice and redeem those warrants early. Expired warrants get redeemed at $0.01 per warrant, so basically worthless. Redemption can be cash or cashless.
Typically, 30 days after merger, you can redeem warrants (sometimes a bit longer as shares need to registered).
The company can not violate their warrant terms as filed.

[MADDSTACKER]

Loading the boat

[giveit2me]

when is VACQW expiration-2027, what is VACQW current price now-$3.00, what share price i predict in 2027-$200. that's why i said "FOR ME"

[fr8]

What call option? There are no options in SPACs.
I assume you mean the warrants?
They do not work the way you think.
You buy the warrants
The company does not want to have the warrants execute because they have to issue new stock.
So once the conversion is done, the company immediately resets the expiration date for warrants to a short time in the future (like a month or two).
They then try to make as many of the Warrants underwater as possible.
After everything is over, they then try to rally the stock.
This does not happen every single time but it happens a lot.

[fr8]

What call option? There are no options in SPACs.
I assume you mean the warrants?
They do not work the way you think.
You buy the warrants
The company does not want to have the warrants execute because they have to issue new stock.
So once the conversion is done, the company immediately resets the expiration date for warrants to a short time in the future (like a month or two).
They then try to make as many of the Warrants underwater as possible.
After everything is over, they then try to rally the stock.
This does not happen every single time but it happens a lot.

[giveit2me]

they do it

[giveit2me]

i wanna see 20 minute Miami-Tokyo flight by 2030

[giveit2me]

they can print one rocket engine in 24hrs!!!

[giveit2me]

for me, $200 strike 7 years out call option is $2.80. VACQW $2.80 right now

[giveit2me]

VACQW is a 7 year call option, imagine if T_LA had a 7 year call option 7 years ago

[giveit2me]

im loaded with VACQW, whats not to like, space, launches, Neutron, im drooling

[Sinvests]

Not sure, I’m not as interested in VACQ’s leadership, nor their competition “space x” I would prefer to wait for their IPO to be a long term investor. Their market cap has less meat than another play I’m in now, and with more DD last night I decided to sell at 14.90 today. I will buy dips and flip, today was interesting but I don’t like a few things about this company and will wait for the scared to sell when they see red.

[fr8]

Were they able to catch the booster in the last launch?
Things I worry about:
New Zealand is a hell of a long ways away to drag all your rocket gear.
The other site is in the USA in Delaware which is good.
There is a god-awful lot of money starting up a rocket business.

Are you convinced they can make a profit?

[Sinvests]

Investor Presentation:

https://www.rocketlabusa.com/assets/Project-Prestige-Investor-Presentation.pdf

[Sinvests]

Started a position in “Rocket Labs”

https://www.rocketlabusa.com/

[Sinvests]

“Concurrently with the execution of the Agreement, Vector entered into subscription agreements (the “Subscription Agreements”) with certain investors (the “PIPE Investors”), pursuant to which the PIPE Investors agreed to subscribe for and purchase, and Vector agreed to issue and sell to such PIPE Investors, immediately prior to Closing, an aggregate of 46,700,000 shares of Pubco Common Stock for a purchase price of $10.00 per share, for aggregate gross proceeds of $467,000,000 (the “PIPE Financing”).”

https://sec.report/Document/0001213900-21-012372/?_gl=1*19sj87o*_ga*RGhFUU9DMGk3N2NZcmMxWDNYdi1kY1drMVg3M0dqd1ozSkNLd3htSm5tdGEtemNmVHlCTklwZm9EU0p4azlIcQ..