👉RAIN is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here – (ALL are welcome to my Bullseye session for options trading TODAY at 11AM EST. Join me HERE.)

I hope you had a fantastic weekend! 

Stock futures were up this morning, but don’t expect too big of a move in either direction until inflation data drops later this week.

💥Right now, I’m dialed in on Rain Enhancement Technologies (RAIN). Spoiler: this one’s about literally trying to make it rain. 🌧️

RAIN is back under the microscope because it’s currently trading around $4.40. 

It had a huge runup earlier this year, climbing more than 400% from its April 1 low to its May 12 high. 

It pulled back into early June and traded largely sideways until mid-August…

Since August 19, the stock has ripped 40%+. But even with that bump, it’s still sitting far below its 52-week highs near $10–11, so there’s room to run if momentum builds. 

The company received a delisting notice from the Nasdaq on August 19, which it is appealing, and investors appear to be betting things will work out. 

They also seem to like the company’s announcement on August 20 that it is expanding its tech beyond rainfall to fog mitigation in Australia, targeting a multibillion-dollar problem that impacts the transportation industry.

If that pilot shows promise, it could unlock a whole new use case. 

Also worth noting: the stock has a low beta (~−0.1 to −0.24), meaning it can move independently of the broader market.

With that combo of volatility, technical setup, and real-world relevance, RAIN is high on my radar today.

👉 RAIN is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Here are five things to know about the company itself:

1) It’s a rare public pure-play on “make-it-rain” tech 🌧️

Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Naples, Florida, RAIN aims to provide additional rainfall for industries like agriculture, energy, logistics, and food production, as well as for governments and NGOs in water-stressed regions. 

The company completed a business combination with Coliseum Acquisition Corp in December 2024 and became publicly listed on January 2, 2025.

2) Ionization instead of silver iodide — “no chemicals” pitch ⚡

Unlike classic cloud seeding (planes or ground generators dispersing silver iodide), RAIN’s towers emit negatively charged ions to create extra cloud condensation nuclei. 

The company emphasizes no chemicals during deployment, solar-powered systems, and remote automation — a different technical angle versus the usual silver-iodide operators. 

The company says it has “the only statistically proven cloudseeding approach to enhance rainfall.”

3) Unit-economics story it wants you to notice 💧

Investor materials highlight headline numbers: estimated ~$0.10 per m³ of potable water and a 10–15 year system life.

It says its approach has been “proven in third-party trials to enhance rainfall when conditions are appropriate in the atmosphere and cloud formation is underway in an approximately 50-mile radius.”

4) Beyond rainfall: branching into fog and visibility tech 🌫️🚦

One of the most interesting pivots RAIN just announced is that its ionization towers aren’t only about rainfall anymore — it’s testing fog mitigation systems in Australia. 

Fog delays cost airlines and shipping companies big $$$ each year, so if RAIN’s ionization can also clear up visibility, that cracks open a whole new vertical beyond water security.

Instead of just being a drought hedge, it’s positioning as a broader “atmospheric modification” company that could have multiple revenue streams.

5) Micro-cap dynamics: thin float, warrants, and volatility 🎢

RAIN’s May 2025 prospectus registers millions of shares for potential resale and details 5,000,000 public warrants at an $11.50 strike (RAINW). The doc also notes that registered resale shares were a large multiple of the public float at the time — which can matter for supply/demand and trading swings. 

If you play micro-caps, you know the drill: liquidity, unlocks, and warrant overhangs can be as important as the tech.

Final Thoughts

If RAIN can prove real-world uplift with its ionization tech and it keeps costs near what it’s pitching, that’s spicy — water security is a massive, durable problem. 

This is a show-me story in a field some scientists still call uncertain and context-dependent.

Have a look at the company’s August 2025 investor presentation and be sure to review its recent press releases and company website.

And as always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: Investors are betting on RAIN — to the tune of a 40%+ jump over the past few weeks. The stock rallied significantly higher as of Wednesday last week and I’m watching it today to see if we get a move back up.

💥Put RAIN on your radar today and let’s see where the action takes it!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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