NorthView Acquisition Corp (NVAC)

[Devolution]

Not even 10 am on March 2 and already we see over 221k shares of NVAC trading hands.

@ $9.82, that is over $2 million dollars.

Not at the 52 week closing high of $9.83 (just a penny shy), but certainly well above the 52 week low of $9.69 (by a healthy 13 cents; not bad for a SPAC pre-announcement).

NVACR sold 2 shares for a total of 26 cents (which were purchased by me!).

NVACW sold 5,000 shares.

Still holding strong to my belief that the big players are buying up NVAC with the dollars they received by cleaning up and selling off their Rights and Warrants (which they had in their portfolios when NVACU split up into its 3 components back on January 21, 2022.

They, the big players, the capital management companies such as (but not limited to) Yakira Investment Advisers {post #40} and SkyView Investment Advisers {post #42} seem to be CONSOLIDATING to play where the big boys play.

They seem to not want to be bothered with the "penny stock" options portion of this stock, which literally is 70 shares of NVACR or NVACW to 1 share of NVAC.

I am sticking to the belief that the options will have a much greater % swing NORTH, when the acquisition target is announced, than the stock itself.

I'm hoping for a 3x to 5x better return (ie: if NVAC goes from $10 to $20 upon acquisition announcement, a 100% ROI, I myself am hoping NVACR would go from .20 to somewhere between .60 to $1).

I think once a target is announced, the "risk" associated with NVACR is reduced dramatically.

In theory, if one were to hold until the merger is completed, then 10 NVACR would be converted to a share of NVAC, and even if NVAC dropped back down to $10 per share at that time, it still would be a 500% ROI.

Only time will tell.