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Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc. (EGLE)

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  • Shipping Rally Boosts EGLE, GNK, DSX, & Others by MyHappyTrading.com
    We had a big day for shipping firms today in the stock market, with SEA (Claymore-Delta Global Shipping ETF) moving up over 3%, and some shipping companies posting gigantic advances: EGLE up 16%, OCNF up 15%, GNK up 15%. So what is the real reason for the sudden optimism in this beaten-down,... More »
    November 11, 2009 • EGLE, GNK, DSX
  • Death Of Shipping And BDI Premature by William M. Wright
    In August and September the outlook for shipping and dry bulk shipping rates, was very poor even while the stock market surged up in September.  This resulted in more articles predicting Stock market doom. But in October the rate has moved up, as world trade in the Atlantic... More »
    October 30, 2009 • DRYS, EGLE, DSX
  • Four Shippers Emerging From the Mire by MyHappyTrading.com
    After a thrilling two-week rally in the stock market during early September, shippers began to fall.  They had been enjoying a nice rally on the general premise of economic recovery, market stabilization, and rising materials prices.  But suddenly on September 17th, the shipper sector... More »
    October 21, 2009 • TBSI, GNK, EGLE
  • Baltic Dry Index Signals Slack Demand for Raw Materials by Individual Global Investor
    September 29, 2009 by Bryan Banish – Individual Global Investor Last Friday, the Baltic Dry Index ended the week on an up note at 2,183, finally. It was the first up day in 10 sessions. In fact, the 7.3% decline for the week was the ninth weekly drop in ten weeks. In... More »
    September 28, 2009 • BHP, RTP, VALE
  • Stimulus Watch: I hope the Aussies are saving their pennies by Lockstep Investing
    Is Australia about to take shot on the chin? Currently the country is navigating the global downturn with exports of raw commodities to China. Is that about to turn?Australia, which has benefited greatly from China's increased manufacturing consumption of iron ore. China has gone from consuming... More »
    September 17, 2009 • FXA, EWA, FXI
  • Manufacturing is key to recovery. by MaxineBuck
               Manufacturing should stop being viewed as global competition. Instead, it should be viewed as global sharing.Every country should have 2 specific lists. One for manufactured at home consumer goods and one for imported consumer goods.These 2... More »
    August 26, 2009 • EXM, GSL, PRGN
  • Shipping Your Dollars Away by Saj Karsan
     While a company may appear undervalued on an earnings basis, this does not mean the company has cash to distribute to shareholders. A quick way to help determine if a company has the cash flows needed to pay shareholders is to compare its depreciation expenses with its capital expenditures... More »
    July 22, 2009 • DHT, DRYS, EGLE
  • Shipping Surges on Little News by MyHappyTrading.com
    I was in shock at the turnaround.  My shipping index was up 4.4%. (At 98.6) EXM was up over 20%!  GNK, TBSI, EGLE, all up big. But the S&P was only up half a percent or so. So what is going on?My first thought - ok, so the S&P head and shoulders formation is complete, a sharp... More »
    July 15, 2009 • EXM, EGLE, GNK
  • Strike-Priced Stocks for July 15, 2009 by MyHappyTrading.com
    Our member Quarryman has had considerable success at option plays of stocks as they cross into the money, and has a great love of leverage.   A good way to screen the market for such stocks is needed.I did a scan and spreadsheet analysis for stocks with the desired characteristics: (1)... More »
    July 15, 2009 • CSX, AB, EGLE
  • Import Export & Panamax Shipping by Michael Michaud
    The Market Week AheadThis week starts off with GM getting ready to file bankruptcy, and then the US taxpayer will own a majority stake. Geithner is meeting with the Chinese reassuring them their $800 billion US treasury investment is safe. Commodity prices are expected to continue their recent... More »
    June 1, 2009 • DRYS, GNK, EGLE

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