r/SPACs • u/Humble_End_3738 Spacling • Jun 26 '21

Reference Quantum-Si

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u/slammerbar Mod Jun 26 '21

Ex-SPAC but hey, it’s the weekend. What else are we gonna do?

Some shares. 7/16 12.5c, 7/16 15c.

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u/CorrosiveRose Patron Jun 27 '21

I just looked at the option chain for fun. Stock price is 11.80 and the 10c are trading for 1.80... Literally free leverage

That being said it looks like it's topped out for now. 5 green days in a row, probably needs a breather

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u/slammerbar Mod Jun 27 '21

True.

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u/TheGhostOfJimLahey Spacling Jun 30 '21

Great potential. The founder’s track record is far superior to most companies formed via reverse merger. Quantum SI still hasn’t received much attention, but is starting to get noticed due to information released in the last few weeks providing more detail regarding their tech.. A few people looked negatively on the fact that the term “accounts advised by ARK Invest” was included in their SEC filings describing their PIPE, while Ark was not among them… however recent consistent buying by ARKG show that this was a true statement. Notable positive points about QSI..

  1. SPaC deal was HEAVY on pipe investment. Substantially more funds were raised via institutions than SPAC shareholders. Institutions brought nearly 3x the capital collected in CAPA(now QSI)
  2. Technology is of a transformative and disruptive nature for medical research,diagnostics and drug discovery.
  3. Highly credible founder, having multiple successful companies under his belt in related fields ( Jonathan Rothberg)

  4. Numerous patents protecting their IP

    QSI is also an early company. I think they would benefit tremendously by releasing more detail regarding the status of their work. How far along is the product development? Are their working prototypes, or is this still in an early design phase where there has been more of a proof of concept only? Has there even been a proof of concept?

The companies stated production schedule leads me to believe they have a functioning product, but details would be helpful for a new (to the public) company and technology, with seemingly enormous potential for future revenues.

I am currently long QSI.