![]() The main reason for not having the square hoop is the fiddle of having to adjust it each tack, not so much of a problem on a 1 mile championship beat but a right pain on a river or short tacking down by Mill Bay. After many years of using a long traveller even Patrick Blake now uses a square hoop, so like a lot of other systems, if the top sailors are using them you have to have a good reason for using something else. Also easy to grab all mainsheet purchases to swing boom over in same, not so easy with one of the split aft bridle arrangements. I expected prices to drop (shows what I know) as demand dropped and dealers offloaded stock to bring much needed money in. Having thought from time to time about getting rid of my square hoop a few vigorous races on the sea have convinced me otherwise as it does provide good positive control and also a pushing off point to get over the side and something to hang on to in a wobbly gybe. This suggests that the stock has a possible downside of 14.6. On average, they expect the company's share price to reach 7.85 in the next twelve months. Their RKT share price forecasts range from 6.00 to 10.00. The main drawback was keeping the hoop at the right height as mainsheet tension tended to pull it upwards & it still doesn't get the boom on the centreline. RKT, -1.67 shed 1.67 to 8.83 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around rough trading session for the stock market, with the NASDAQ Composite Index COMP, -1.21. 10 analysts have issued 1-year price targets for Rocket Companies' stock. ![]() Several boats did have the adjustable height hoop including Seveneye and Bald Eagle, both were at Hampton for a bit though Seveneye modified to an aft mainsheet at one point. ![]()
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