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Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. (NM)

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  • Navios Maritime - NM by stocki711
     Navios Maritime is a fantastic small cap company from Greece. I have a hard time writing about NM because they are so good that you can start anywhere. I think most people ignore NM because they do not have access to the SEC filings on yahoo!. But their website is constantly updated with... More »
    November 22, 2009 • NM, GS, GE
  • Wednesday's Breakout Stocks on BIG Volume by Marco Hickey
    In this post, I will name 25 stocks which traded higher Wednesday November 18, 2009 on unusually higher volume. As always, I will keep an eye on these stocks Thursday to see if there is continued buying pushing the stocks higher. This method is just one of the ways I use to pick stocks to... More »
    November 18, 2009 • DIA, SPY, QQQQ
  • ETF Rides Global Shipping Boom by Don Dion
    Positive earnings from maritime shipper DryShips (DRYS) earlier this week have once again drawn investor attention to the shipping industry. As a global economic recovery thaws frozen international trade and oil prices climb, the highly cyclical business of shipping seems…READ MORE To... More »
    October 29, 2009 • DRYS, SEA, DSX
  • Will Baltic Dry Index Follow the Commodity Breakout? by Terence Chan
    Asset reflation has clearly become the play in the markets as the concerted global printing press continues to churn out its magic dust and continues to bridge the gap between still-fragile business/investor sentiment and eventual economic recovery.Commodities have performed as well as stocks,... More »
    October 19, 2009 • NM
  • BRIC, BriC or Bric? by Danny Furman
     Yesterday on CNBC, Jim Rogers insisted that China and Brazil are the only BRIC countries worth investing in. Despite an election conducive to more capitalistic policy, India's ritualistic culture discourages competition, greed and other growth drivers. Russia is still in a newly liberated... More »
    October 8, 2009 • BOBS.OB, BAK, NM
  • 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
  • Eastern Winds Favor Diana Shipping by Thoughts Worth Thinking
    Do you believe that Asian economies like China and India will lead the economic recovery, and you’re looking for a way to make money from that? Take a look at Diana Shipping (DSX).At current prices, Diana is about significant upside and limited downside. The shipping industry,... More »
    August 23, 2009 • DSX, GNK, DRYS
  • Small Caps FREE, CRNT, NM and MAIL Gain on News and TRGT Posts 115% Rise by Small Cap Network
    The Bulls Rule the Day. The bulls are back in the running today on good news about several major items: healthcare proposals have passed in the House and in one of two key committees in the Senate; factory production dipped in June, but not as much as what was expected; and tech giant Intel... More »
    July 15, 2009 • CRNT, NM, FREE
  • A fresh look at valuations of dry bulk shipping companies by Stanislav Oleynikov
     A fresh look at valuations of dry bulk shipping companies Stocks of dry bulk shipping companies had a huge run up recently. How expensive have they become from fundamental perspective? Below is a table with key parameters for some of the most actively traded pure-play companies in... More »
    May 18, 2009 • GNK, EXM, DSX
  • Don't be a PIG! by Matthew J Goldseth
    Pontificating on the market’s current impressive rally, some experts are calling it the start of a new bull market while others maintain it’s just a bear market rally. Bull, bear…I don’t care, I just won’t be a pig! Time to lock in some gains. Coming off an... More »
    April 14, 2009 • CHK, VALE, JOYG

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