Firing On A Daily Basis

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Now that’s out of the way, onto the good stuff..

We talked last month the Houthi rebels.

The good news is that global shipping (so far) hasn’t been too disrupted.

The bad news is that I was right about it making sense for the Houthis to keep attacking the Royal Navy.

HMS Diamond was withdrawn from the Red Sea. Depending on who you believe, this was either due to it being targeted three separate times or because it’s on a maintenance period and for it to resupply.

Either way, “ships in the force are firing on a daily basis”, which means expensive ammunition is being drained attacking much cheaper targets.

HMS Richmond will now take over, and presumably see its ammunition depleted too.

How long will this go on for? It remains to be seen. But warfare is not always about victory; attrition can work just fine.

We also looked at the Bitcoin ETF being huge news.

Here’s the chart.

So far, the market is responding well to it. And I expect that trend to continue.

The stock that gets everybody hyped up is Argo Blockchain (ARB).

I wrote about this in a previous edition how the company badly needed to raise.

It announced a placing within a week of me publishing.

I also said it wasn’t enough, and sure enough the company has raised again at 20p.

But it’s still not enough. The company badly needs a huge Bitcoin rally - at least a doubling in price from $40k - as the Halving happens in two months.

It also needs to get its hash rate up.

But punters will ignore this and do the “if Bitcoin rises then Argo Blockchain will go up too” trade.

It’s risky - as we saw the price rise to 36p only to do a placing at 20p.

The company would be crazy not to take any money it’s offered - and any hype I expect the company’s phone to be ringing constantly.

However, there is a more obscure way to play the Bitcoin hype (and avoid the huge risks posed by Argo Blockchain).