Is Harvard Ave Acquisition Corporation Rights that convert on a 1/10th of 1 basis to Class A ordinary Shares (HAVAR) overvalued?
Harvard Ave Acquisition Corporation Rights that convert on a 1/10th of 1 basis to Class A ordinary Shares (HAVAR) common stock listed on NASDAQ.
This page asks whether Harvard Ave Acquisition Corporation Rights that convert on a 1/10th of 1 basis to Class A ordinary Shares (HAVAR) looks expensive on cached numbers — not a short thesis.
No cached income statement for HAVAR, so there is no earnings base to call rich or cheap.
HAVAR currently screens at market cap $0. A high multiple can be growth prepaid or a bubble. The filing has to explain the gap.
If the next HAVAR 8-K cuts growth or raises capex, this “expensive” read gets worse. Until then the SEC page is the source.
Not investment advice. Use the HAVAR stock page for the full model, not this heading.
Not investment advice.