It's a gamble really. There's argument both ways. My unprofessional no nothing advice would be don't play with what you can't afford to lose... high risk high reward.. IMHO

There's actually 3 tickers DWAC, DWACW AND DWACU. These are different types of warrants or stocks playing to the same end, which will end up being the new company IPO. The three vary in risk with DWACW being the highest. The final name won't be any of these. It will switch over.

I'm not a pro, just another squirrel searching for nuts, sharing what little I know...

Question. I've heard over the years that putting in a limit order to sell your shares also locks them up and prevents short sellers from using them. So if you had a stock at 10 you could put in a GTC limit order to sell your shares at 20. I guess the argument is that they are in play to sell no matter how far from the price and can't be taken away for short selling...

You familiar with this?

Wow that's really helpful. I jumped in on the dwacw and I'm up but are you saying these will eventually go.away after the merger?

Is there a date for the merger?