Pershing Square Tontine Holdings: Wind-Up Seems To Be The Most Likely Scenario

Bram de Haas
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Summary

  • PSH just held earnings call; a wind-up of PSTH now looks like the most likely scenario.
  • The common is actually quite interesting right now; you get a bit of return and possibly a SPAR.
  • For warrants, things look quite bleak, and currently, the common seems much preferable to me.

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Pershing Square Tontine Holdings (PSTH) is the largest and one of the most interesting SPACs out there. Its sponsor - Pershing Square Holdings - just held an earnings call with some read-through relevant to

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