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Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
BTIG Reiterates a Buy Rating on CleanSpark (NASDAQ:CLSK), Sets a $22 PT
CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLSK) is one of the 13 Crypto Stocks with the Highest Upside Potential. In a report released on June 13, Gregory Lewis from BTIG reiterated a Buy rating on CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLSK) with a price target of $22.00. The analyst reasoned that while other companies pursued high-performance computing opportunities, CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLSK) 'quietly' became the second largest US-listed bitcoin miner by hash capacity, standing behind Mara Holdings. A hall of server racks, illuminated by blue LED lights and humming with energy. He further told investors in a research note that the company has outgrown a majority of the competition since the end of 2023, experiencing a notable hash capacity growth of 350%. Management stated that CleanSpark, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:CLSK) existing infrastructure footprint holds the capacity to support over 60 EH of capacity. The firm also said that CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLSK) owns around 12,500 bitcoins, which is the third-highest number of bitcoins owned by miners. Since the company's management is focusing on mining, BTIG anticipates it to gain hash capacity market share as other miners pause mining growth for HPC. CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLSK) is a Bitcoin mining company that independently owns and operates data centers across the US, with locations in Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Wyoming. While we acknowledge the potential of CLSK as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: The Best and Worst Dow Stocks for the Next 12 Months and 10 Unstoppable Stocks That Could Double Your Money. Disclosure: None. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Sunday World
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Sunday World
Johnny ‘Mad Dog' Adair's second-hand suit among merch up for sale online
Johnny Adair told the Sunday World, he was every bit as surprised as everyone else, when he saw his second-hand clothes being offered for sale on a social media market place. A suit worn by Johnny Adair and autograph has gone up for sale with a £500 price tag. A second-hand suit once worn by former loyalist terror chief Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair, is being offered for sale for hundreds of pounds, the Sunday World has learned. A Johnny Adair Memorabilia page has popped up on the social media market place Etsy. And items which once owned by the infamous former loyalist leader and personally authenticated by him as genuine, are now being offered for sale for big money. A low-end signed photograph of Adair will set you back a mere £30. Former UDA boss Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair. But if you want to get your hands on a second-hand dress suit - by Burton the Tailor - and once owned by the UDA's self-proclaimed Director of Terrorism, you will need to shell out a whopping £500! Last Saturday, Johnny Adair told the Sunday World, he was every bit as surprised as everyone else, when he saw his second-hand clothes being offered for sale on a social media market place. Johnny Adair's suit is up for sale News in 90 Seconds - June 19th He said: 'I get requests to meet up with people all the time. 'Sometimes, its people with a genuine interest in the Northern Ireland situation. Often they want to understand my views on the political situation. And if they are genuine and polite, then I'm happy to discuss it with them. 'But in this case, what happened was, a man called to see me asking if I would sign a few glossy pictures of myself. I agreed and I signed around six or so. 'But he kept on bringing out more and more pictures and I kept on signing them. I think I must have signed around 60 of them. 'Then he asked me if I would give him an old suit which I no longer wear.' Johnny Adair's suit. 'I had a light grey suit in my wardrobe which I had bought for a wedding, but no longer wore. He asked me to put it on and to pose for a picture wearing it, so as he could prove it once belonged to me. 'And the next thing I knew was people were stopping me in the street and asking me if I was selling my old clothes on the internet.' said the former UDA leader. A suit worn by Johnny Adair and autograph has gone up for sale with a £500 price tag. And he added: 'I didn't know there was money in selling second-hand clothes.' A one-time UDA Brigadier - jailed for 16 years for directing loyalist terrorism - Johnny Adair has been living in Ayrshire on the west coast of Scotland, for around 20 years. Adair was released from prison early under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement. And after a short stint in England, he moved to Ayrshire where his close friend and fellow loyalist, Sam 'Skelly' McCrory had settled after serving 16 years for conspiracy to murder a senior IRA man. Both ardent football fans, the pair followed Glasgow Rangers. And during trips to Ibrox Stadium, Adair was regularly besieged by supporters, well-wishers and autograph hunters. And last year, when Adair attended a football function at Ayr Racecourse, the MC had to appeal for people to take their seats after the for UDA boss was surrounded. 'You can say what you like, but in certain circles, Johnny Adair definitely possesses a celebrity factor.' said one of the organisers.'
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Barrick engaged in arbitration as Malian gold complex placed under state control
Barrick Mining has confirmed that the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) arbitration process is fully under way after a tribunal ruling placed the Loulo-Gounkoto complex under temporary provisional administration at the request of the Malian Government. The Bamako Commercial Tribunal's ruling transferred operational control of the complex from Barrick's subsidiaries to an external administrator. The arbitration, initiated under the binding mining conventions between Barrick subsidiaries and the State of Mali, is critical for the company in safeguarding its rights amidst escalating tensions, the company stated. The arbitration tribunal has been constituted, and Barrick has submitted a request for provisional measures to prevent further escalation and to safeguard its rights under binding mining conventions with the State of Mali. Despite Barrick's subsidiaries remaining the legal owners of the mine, the Malian Government's recent actions, including blocking gold exports and seizing gold stocks, have led to the temporary suspension of operations. The company said in a statement: 'These developments occurred despite Barrick's ongoing efforts to reach a constructive and sustainable resolution. While the company has made a number of good faith concessions in the spirit of partnership, it cannot accept terms that would compromise the legal integrity or long-term viability of the operations.' Barrick has expressed deep concern over the ongoing detention of its employees, which it claims are being used as leverage in the dispute. The detention of employees and the government's increasing demands are seen as lacking factual and legal foundation by Barrick. The company has warned that unilateral actions by the government risk damaging Mali's economic credibility and its standing as an investment destination. While the ICSID process is in progress, Barrick is still open to engaging with the Malian Government to find a mutually acceptable solution. The company has said that it prefers resolving differences through engagement based on mutual respect, legal certainty and a shared commitment to long-term partnership. "Barrick engaged in arbitration as Malian gold complex placed under state control" was originally created and published by Mining Technology, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
7NEWS
4 days ago
- Sport
- 7NEWS
Aussie stars in hunt for Royal Ascot riches
The Henry Dwyer-trained Asfoora is making her return to Royal Ascot in a bid to defend her crown in the Group 1 King Charles III Stakes (five furlongs), race three on the program. Dwyer said he has seen gradual improvement in Asfoora in the time the mare has been in the UK but feels she may be a length-or-two off her best. 'Last year we had seven or eight weeks before Ascot for her to get ready for it and even by the time Ascot rolled around, she still wasn't 100 per cent going into it,' Dwyer said. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today 'She still presents a bit scrubby and bit wintry, but she's put on 10 kilos in the last seven days, or so, and looks a lot better for it. 'She's going the right way, not the wrong way, but it would have been nice to have an extra week or two up our sleeve. 'It's hard to quantify, but my gut feel is she's a length or two below her best, but I think it's a length or two weaker this year, so it might even itself out. 'Her gallop last week was brilliant, her trial before she left was just, but that was without blinkers and I reckon she's looking for them now, so we've put them on. 'It will be interesting to see how she goes. I reckon she will run well, but whether she wins or not, I just feel like she's going to improve a length or two throughout the season.' Meanwhile, another Aussie horse is 'ready to explode'. They were the words from Will Bourne as he discussed Carl Speckler ahead of the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes over a mile at Royal Ascot on Tuesday night (Australian time). Bourne, who is trainer Ciaron Maher's Head of Bloodstock, said the Irish-bred galloper who has raced exclusively in the US registering eight wins from 12 starts, was in a good headspace ahead of his UK debut. Leading Australian-based jockey James McDonald is booked to ride the entire and partnered Carl Speckler in some work on Monday morning (UK time). 'He's switched on, bright, well, healthy and there is a level of confidence around the team with that horse,' Bourne told RSN. 'There are the factors of the mile and the straight for the first time, but he's going to run a race, whether that's fourth or winning, but he's shown he's very fit, well and bright.' Carl Speckler is not the only 'Australian interest' in the opening race of the Royal Ascot meeting with Docklands an opponent to be ridden by Mark Zahra. Docklands is owned by the OTI Syndicate and is trained by Harry Eustace, the brother of now Hong Kong-based David Eustace, the former training partner of Maher. Trainer Harry Eustace says Docklands is an Ascot specialist. Credit: Getty Images The five-year-old ran second in the Queen Anne last year before making his way to Australia, finishing fifth in the Cox Plate and Moonee Valley and sixth in the Champions Stakes at Flemington. Eustace feels Docklands is back in the same form that produced his second in last year's contest but has acknowledge this year's race is a tougher contest. 'Arguably, his first-up run this year, and I'm not a huge figures man, but the figures people say it was a very big performance and on the numbers was his best ever performance,' Eustace said. 'That was very encouraging to hear. 'We were unlucky at Epsom 10 days ago, so at the very least it feels like the same Docklands is going to rock up, but I think it's a deeper race on paper. 'He's got his work cut out, but he is an absolute Ascot specialist, and you can never rule him out because of that. 'There are a number of Group 1 winners rocking up against each other and we're very excited to be involved in it.' - With RAS NewsWire
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Health
- Yahoo
MSD begins Phase III trial of dengue vaccine
Merck & Co (MSD) has initiated the randomised MOBILIZE-1 Phase III trial to assess the immunogenicity, efficacy, and safety of the investigational quadrivalent vaccine, V181, designed to prevent dengue disease. The disease is caused by any of the four serotypes: DENV-1, DENV-2, DENV-3, and DENV-4. Also referred to as V181-005, the study has started enrolling its first subjects in Singapore. The placebo-controlled, double-blind trial aims to enrol approximately 12,000 healthy individuals aged two to 17 years old. They will be randomised and given either a single dose of the vaccine or a placebo. More than 30 trial sites across dengue endemic regions in the Asia-Pacific, including Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, are planned to be part of the trial. The trial's primary goal is to determine the efficacy and safety of a single dose of the vaccine in preventing symptomatic virologically confirmed dengue (VCD) of any severity, caused by any dengue serotype, and without consideration of previous dengue exposure. A key secondary efficacy endpoint is the evaluation of V181's ability to prevent symptomatic VCD caused by each serotype. Additional secondary goals of the trial include the assessment of V181 in preventing symptomatic VCD with severe VCD, warning signs, and hospitalisation due to dengue. The live attenuated quadrivalent vaccine is intended to be administered in one dose. MSD Research Laboratories' global clinical development infectious diseases and vaccines senior vice-president Dr Paula Annunziato said: 'Approximately half of the world's population lives in areas with a risk for dengue, making it a serious public health threat. 'The initiation of the MOBILIZE-1 study, the first Phase III trial in our clinical development programme, marks a key milestone in our work to help address this widespread mosquito-borne disease. 'If successful, V181 could provide an important single-dose option for at-risk populations, regardless of previous exposure to dengue, to help reduce the significant burden around the globe.' MSD's investigational KRAS G12C inhibitor has recently shown signs of anti-tumour activity when used both alone and in combination with other oncology drugs. "MSD begins Phase III trial of dengue vaccine" was originally created and published by Clinical Trials Arena, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
