Have you been considering investing in AST SpaceMobile stock and other SPAC stocks? Watch my video first.
AST SpaceMobile is a company with a vision to bring 4g and 5g internet access from space to everyone on the planet with a smartphone. It’s in the process of merging with a SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) called New Providence Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: NPA).
The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2021. Once the business combination is completed, the new ticker symbol on the NASDAQ will be ASTS.
In this video, I cover:
- What Is AST SpaceMobile? Brief Overview of the Company
- The Bull Case for AST SpaceMobile Stock
- The Bear Case for AST SpaceMobile Stock
- Do I Plan to Invest in AST SpaceMobile?
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So what do you think about AST SpaceMobile and other SPAC mergers? Leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching.
Disclosure
I/we have positions in NPA, NPAWW
Except for Wolves of Investing, I/we are not receiving any compensation from and do not have any business dealings with any companies whose stocks are discussed in this article/video.
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