2 Reopening Stocks You Might Be Missing

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🗓️ 6 April 2021

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Topps (yes, the baseball card company) gets ready to go public through a SPAC. Credit Suisse deals with fallout from the Archegos Capital debacle. Asit Sharma analyzes those stories and shares why he believes a Mexican airport operator and an American homebuilder could benefit from The Great Reopening.

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, April 6th.
0:03.8	Welcome to Marketfoolery.
0:05.2	I'm Chris Hill with me today, Asa Charma.
0:07.7	Thanks for being here.
0:09.7	The real to-be here, Chris.
0:11.7	We have stocks for the great reopening.
0:14.2	We've got fallout from the Arcego's capital debacle.
0:18.5	And I think it's safe to call it a debacle at this point.
0:22.1	But we're going to start with tops.
0:24.4	Yes, tops.
0:25.2	The company best known for baseball cards
0:27.1	and bazooka gum is going public with muddric capital
0:31.7	acquisition corp.
0:32.7	So yes, people, we have another smack on our hands.
0:36.2	Michael Eisner, who used to be the person running
0:40.1	the Walt Disney Corporation, is the chairman of tops.
0:43.0	Eisner is going to remain in that position.
0:46.6	You tell me, Asa, can I interest you
0:48.3	in a few shares of tops?
0:50.5	Yeah, I'm interested.
0:52.5	You know, Chris, I sometimes make fun of so many spacks
0:56.6	that are coming out, we all do.
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