There's definitely a churn of shares early before liftoff in a...

There's definitely a churn of shares early before liftoff in a lot of recent requotes in the tech RTO space so I'm hedging against that likelihood. As stated by another poster PRA really didn't move much pre suspension compared to others so it does have the potential to buck that trend and open strongly especially with the MS partnership & the now opened B2B distribution channel and likely further strong Anns up their sleeve. I just can't blindly suggest we will open like a rocket knowing what's been happening out there. I hope we do though!

I will be watching PSF closely. That Twitter post sent a shiver down my spine with the way it was written whether accurate or not and I'm not a holder.
What is the weakest point of that transaction bull? Sometimes it's easy to get caught up in the positives that you can miss seeing the potential problems.
There's two sides to a transaction such as this so things can go awry. Look at AWD/VNX. It appears SH will recover probably a discounted return on investment after the new IPO is sorted out in due course and if they still have the stomach to hold on then could see a positive return. I certainly don't wish that type of outcome on anybody but probability suggests some deals have to fail when others succeed.

The only way I would buy shares in PSF or any spec stock that I don't know "enough" about to invest comfortably in is if technical analysis suggests a potential profitable short term trade. If I get to know the stock then that trading mentality may switch to a longer term investment strategy with a trading twist.

Having said that I have vowed never to hold through a blackout period ever again from my experience with PRA and that call has been recently justified as sound judgement after the AWD/VNX incident. We have to make our own investing/trading rules. Usually the hardest part is actually backing yourself and sticking to your strategy without burning your fingers in the process.