Want to Buy Mudrick Capital Acquisition Corporation II (NASDAQ: MUDS) Stock?

The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga.

Mudrick Capital Acquisition Corporation II exists to affect a merger, allowing The Topps Company to go public. Currently, The Topps Company is valued at just over $1 billion (more than 12 times its total earnings, etc.)

Mudrick wants to bring Topps public in the era of NFTs, taking advantage of the culture Topps has built, a jump in sports card and candy sales during the COVID-19 pandemic and an expanding eCommerce platform.

Step 1: Open up a brokerage account.

Open a brokerage account if you want to buy in before the Topps merger occurs. Try one of the 5 brokers listed here, curated by Benzinga so that you can have the best experience, make money and build wealth.

Step 2: Select your number of shares. 

You must decide how many shares to buy using your:

• Budget
• The relative volatility of the market, stock or industry
• When you want to sell
• Your long-term position

Step 3: Choose an order type.

There are several order options, including:

• Market order, allowing you to buy and sell at the current price

• Bracket order, setting a high and low price at which your stock will automatically buy or sell

• Fill or kill, requiring your order be completed immediately or otherwise canceled. 

Step 4: Execute your trade.

Now that you’ve decided you want to invest, complete the trade using your online brokerage account. Check your account to determine how much money is left, how many stocks you have and what you should do next. 

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