New VIP+ analysis: A big test for media SPACs lies ahead, as well respected names jump on the M&A bandwagon even as the frenzy cools off.
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And the interest in SPAC investing continued to wane. Looking at the ETF tracking SPACs, SPAK, it jumped as much as 33% from inception in late September to mid-February before retreating from those highs. Since that peak, the ETF fell about 37%. An ETF is an exchange-traded fund that tracks a sector, index or commodity, and investors can buy and sell them like regular stocks.
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