SEAC, yup...the quarter is a bigger disaster than most people thought. But even with that, I think it would be ok if they were able to say that the orders have been pushed out due to Covid, and they still have lots of demand from new customers, still in discussing terms etc. But instead it just sounds kind of dead. I guess many investors are thinking if SEAC can't take advantage at all while their product should be red hot due to increased current demand for streaming products, then maybe everyone can just go on without those services.
I missed the announcement after the close yesterday...coulda dumped everything in the $2.30's if I saw. Instead I sold 70% premarket at $2.15, and then a few more at the same price in regular trading. I still hold 20% of my shares... really not many, wasnt a really big position to begin wity, but right now not selling.