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Trump really is impossible to ignore. His gravity is solar and we’re all caught in endless orbit, doing our best to avoid unpredictable and catastrophic flares. True believers tell me there’s a method to it all, that the inner machinations are sound and strategic. I certainly hope so, because the current environment is not exactly conducive to a buoyant superyacht market. It is easy, after all, not to buy a superyacht – arguably the simplest asset purchase not to make – and rock ’n’ roll equity markets, decisions-made-then-decisions-reversed and policy-by-Truth do not inspire long-term confidence, which is pretty fundamental in convincing people to commit to a build, a charter or a brokerage transaction. No one heads out of port into a storm. Actually, the one boat that might not be true of is the remarkable REV Ocean, which editor Caroline White went to see up in Norway. The newly extended 194.9-metre research-vessel-cum-superyacht is now at Damen Yachting for outfitting and, frankly, it’s just great to see this ship finally on the move. We’ve waited a long time for its debut and it is now tantalisingly close. You can read more about REV Ocean in our new In Focus slot in the magazine. This is an opportunity to dwell a little longer on the big stories of the day. You’ll notice a few other changes in this issue – BOAT International has undergone a light winter refit, and I hope you like the result.
Stewart Campbell
Editor-in-chief