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SPACs, after a boom and bust, are making a comeback, particularly within sectors aligned with “America First” priorities like cryptocurrency and nuclear technology. This resurgence is partially driven by the perception that SPACs offer retail investors an early opportunity to profit compared to traditional IPOs. However, the volatility of SPACs is highlighted by Trump Media’s dramatic stock fluctuations, initially soaring before plummeting to new lows. Despite the risk, the potential for high returns continues to fuel interest in these investment vehicles.
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The special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) that rose dramatically before crashing spectacularly as the pandemic era ended are mounting a resurgence under the Trump administration.
Many of the newly formed vehicles target sectors aligned with “America First” priorities, including cryptocurrency, nuclear technology and quantum computing. Still, renewed enthusiasm reflects broader market conditions.
While traditional IPOs often soar on their first day of trading, leaving some retail investors on the sidelines, a well-chosen SPAC target can turn the gamble into a handsome payoff.
Even Trump’s own former SPAC creation, Trump Media, proved volatile after its 2024 debut, spiking to nearly $80 a share before recently reaching new lows of around $10.
