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There are still plenty of top Canadian stocks under $5 that you can pick up at a discount today. While I wouldn’t advise chasing stocks based solely on their low dollar price amounts (you’ll find yourself getting into trouble with penny stocks pretty fast), it makes sense to put every dollar to good use as soon as you’re able.
The two sub-$5
TSX stocks in this piece are wonderful growth businesses at attractive valuations and a stock price that happens to be under $5. Both names are promising mid-caps that aren’t as dangerous as the sub-$100 million market cap companies that could crash in an instant.
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As the wave of SPAC IPOs and de-SPAC transactions continues to build, so too has the scrutiny of these transactions from the SEC and the shareholder plaintiff’s bar. On April 8, 2021, the SEC gave its clearest warning yet among a series of recent signals that it plans to intensify its review of de-SPAC transactions. Most recently, the SEC raised the possibility that statements in a de-SPAC transaction proxy statement fall within the IPO exclusion to the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (“PSLRA”) safe harbor for forward-looking statements. Meanwhile, a SPAC shareholder recently filed suit in the Delaware Court of Chancery alleging that the SPAC’s board and sponsors breached their fiduciary duties in approving a de-SPAC transaction, and argued that the claims should be reviewed under Delaware’s demanding entire-fairness standard due to conflicts posed by the board’s and sponsors’ receipt of founder shar
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SEC Division of Corporation Finance Acting Director John Coates
argued against claims by some practitioners
and commentators that Special Purpose Acquisition Companies
( SPACs ) may face lesser securities law liability in the
context of a de-SPAC transaction than traditional IPOs.
Mr. Coates asserted that the liability risks associated with
disclosures in the de-SPAC transaction (
i.e.,
the second stage business combination transaction in which SPACs
issue equity to target owners) could in some ways be higher than in
conventional IPOs due to the potential conflicts of interest in the
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