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I doubt you can borrow the stock to short. We all know the long term prospects.

Long term prospects don't prevent you from selling a stock short. Remember, this isn't actually an IPO, but a reverse merger into an already-traded SPAC. It usually takes some time after an IPO for shares to be available for short (and for options trading to spin up), but since DWAC was trading for years there was a sizable short interest in the company even before the merger closed.

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