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Happy Tuesday. welcome to Tech Check. I'm John Fort with Carl Kempiniere and Dio Jorboe.

Today, AMC's CEO embraces Wall Street bets while also raising $230 million in a stock sale.

Stock up about 11% to start the month. And the Cloud Era goes

private. The breakdown of the $5 billion mega deal taking one more software player off the market.

And later, Tesla's are getting pricier. What Elon Musk is saying about the global chip shortage.

Well, John, it's the first save trading here in June.

Stocks were up.

Big to start this morning session.

Well off those highs, however, now tech once again underperforming the other indices.

NASDAQ has been hovering around the fly line, now down 4 tenths of 1%.

Bitcoin trying to regain that 37,000 level, Carl.

Our feed this morning begins with going public, got some new data out of Deologic.

It shows the IPO market has definitely cooled.

All of those 40% pops that we saw in January and February have basically been cut in half,

down to an average of about 18% at the end of May.

A number of recent debuts last month actually fell in their first day of trade.

Same story for SPACs, which, as you know, have dried up a bit.

Refinitive data shows only 4% of investment banks' total fees came from SPACS in April and May. That number was as high as 22% at the start of the year.

Some context ahead of our interview at the bottom of the hour with Sophies, Anthony Nodo, who takes his company public via a merger with one of Tumath, Paula Hapitia's SPACS.

John, that first day trade thing will be interesting in terms of how it affects sentiment.

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