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  June 9, 2020 - A relatively small company with the catchy name of Forum Merger II Corp. ( FMCI) has seen its stock rise sharply recently. FMCI has gained 25% over the last five trading days. If this were a normal company, it could mean the company was growing quickly or had a promising new product.

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