Greetings from our IPO Candy account on Substack. At one point I considered using Substack for all our content at IPO Candy and it just wasn’t a good fit. Still it’s an interesting platform and now we see Twitter (TWTR) and Facebook (FB) launching their own offerings for publishers.
For now if you are wanting the traditional, longer form, IPO Candy content you will get that via IPO Candy where you can sign up for a free or paid account if you don’t have one already.
Our longer SPAC-focused posts will be made and distributed via SPACvest.
What I’m doing with this list going forward is what I’m calling “Almost Daily IPO Candy” which will be short posts about a wide range of only partially formed but relevant conditions in and around technology and capital markets.
There won’t be valuation models or comparable company analysis here but rather single idea posts. For example I had a good experience with Clubhouse yesterday and I’ll write about that. What might it mean for Zoom (ZM) or Twitter (TWTR) or even TV?
Anything is fair game and I realize that in this world where content is simply overflowing our inboxes and distracting us to distress you may not want or need this added flow.
So this email is just to let you know that you can avoid these short missives by simply unsubscribing from this particular service.
If you decide to stick around to see what comes of it thank you. We’re definitely seeing new mediums emerge for technology investing including more videos, Reddit communities, and more serious offerings on platforms like Seeking Alpha.