All,
I saw part of Zelinsky's speech to the US Congress today. The images were quite striking - buildings being destroyed, children and families weeping. I also caught Biden's speech in response announcing the $800 Million military aid package to Ukraine.
Its also clear the media and much of the Washington establishment is hot for war. Some in congress are demanding a no fly zone, and other people are asking directly for boots on the ground.
Its clear that America is getting involved as much as possible without getting directly "involved". There is a very slippery slope between providing money, equipment, volunteers, logistical and intelligence support (which is almost certainly happening as well) and directly fighting Russia.
So here is my question to the board - provided America does get directly involved, what's the best financial play? Invest directly in defense stocks? Drone manufacturers?
I saw part of Zelinsky's speech to the US Congress today. The images were quite striking - buildings being destroyed, children and families weeping. I also caught Biden's speech in response announcing the $800 Million military aid package to Ukraine.
Its also clear the media and much of the Washington establishment is hot for war. Some in congress are demanding a no fly zone, and other people are asking directly for boots on the ground.
Its clear that America is getting involved as much as possible without getting directly "involved". There is a very slippery slope between providing money, equipment, volunteers, logistical and intelligence support (which is almost certainly happening as well) and directly fighting Russia.
So here is my question to the board - provided America does get directly involved, what's the best financial play? Invest directly in defense stocks? Drone manufacturers?
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