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  • Is Microsoft The Ultimate Value Trap? [View article]
    I agree wholeheartedly. I would not short it. But i sold my long
    positions north of 30 and not sure I would go back in (hence value trap...)
    Nov 30 01:41 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Is Microsoft The Ultimate Value Trap? [View article]

    Amit,

    The answer is : YES. It is a valuetrap.
    Nov 30 12:54 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Surprise Cash Infusion Turns 2013 Into A Reset Year For Navios Maritime Holdings [View article]

    Hi bbarberayr,

    The BDI is a compilation (much like Dow or S&P) of Cape,Panamax,Handymax vessels over the most common
    sea route they trade. You can research more on this under
    "Baltic Index".

    If you want to stay abreast of the current market development
    I would recommend Clarkson Shipbrokers in London. They
    have very good research. Website is : http://bit.ly/JpcbP4

    In their latest report you will see that a 1 year old Capesize fixed 12 - 18 months charter at USD 11,250

    Good luck
    Nov 27 08:54 PM | 3 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Surprise Cash Infusion Turns 2013 Into A Reset Year For Navios Maritime Holdings [View article]

    Well written article, Tim.

    On the surface it looks like a pretty good deal for Navios to
    receive this lumpsum payment from the insurer. But make
    no doubt about who most likely initiated the move. It was
    the insurer, not the insured.

    Many investors are also blinded by high dividend yields
    without looking into the sustainability of the earnings.
    Q3 EPS was 4 cent and dividend 6 cent (50 percent more
    than earnings).

    You did mention that it is inconceivable that the market
    can maintain at rates below break even. It is only supply
    and demand that dictate the rates. Unfortunately like Mr John M.
    Keynes noted "The market can remain irrational longer than
    you can stay solvent".

    I have many times pointed out on SA that at some time the
    tide will turn and people will again make money in the dry
    bulk shipping market. Just not sure that time has come.
    Why catch a falling knife ? ?
    can be B/Estay
    Nov 27 03:39 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Navios Maritime Holdings: The Drybulk Shipper To Consider Owning [View article]

    3rd Quarter EPS 4 cent and dividend 6 cent
    How long can the company dish out more in dividend
    than it earns ?

    98 pct fleet coverage this year, only 33 pct fleet coverage
    next year. Good news is the BDI is improving so Navios
    must be praying they can renew some charters at
    considerably higher rates than spot market
    Nov 20 04:35 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Safe Bulkers: Strong Upside For Value Investors [View article]
    Hi Nstollon,

    Nothing fundamental has changed since I wrote my comment (above) in April. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has improved somewhat off its low point, but I suspect this is a seasonal thing. Agri products and coal being shipped before winter
    Nov 14 03:52 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Shipping Stocks: Sink Or Swim? [View article]

    Ok,, good luck than
    Oct 30 04:41 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Shipping Stocks: Sink Or Swim? [View article]

    Hi Christopher,

    If you are convinced of a turnaround,, why not put your
    money where your mouth is ?

    Or is this all just theoreticall talk ................

    Have a nice day
    Oct 23 11:50 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Shipping Stocks: Sink Or Swim? [View article]

    Yes Christopher

    The drycargo freight market is very seasonal. This was also mentioned by Ramisle. So be carefull. Do not put too much
    faith in an increase in the BDI, unless there is no reversal
    in that trend as we go into the winter season.

    Lasse
    Oct 18 04:58 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Shipping Stocks: Sink Or Swim? [View article]
    Dear Christopher,

    You point out that newbuilding orders are presently down 54 %, but you need to bear in mind that in shipping, like in commerical real estate, there is a relatively long time between you can see the effect of owners great optimism (ordering ships) and the actual effect on the market. You need to look at the large number of newbuildings which has been coming in to the market, not just in 2012, but in 2010 and 2011. It will take time for the market to absorb this addition to fleet.

    In theory it is a good idea to pick up assets on the cheap, but you need to take John Maynard Keynes wise words into account. "The market can remain irrational longer than you can stay solvent".

    At some time in the future, money will be made (again) in the shipping market by those who has survived. I have commented on SA before, that I just do not think that time has come yet to invest in this sector.

    Do not try to catch a falling knife......

    Best regards
    Lasse
    Oct 17 10:11 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Shipping Stocks: Sink Or Swim? [View article]

    Hi Ramisle, well written reply. You saved me time,, because i would have said the exact same things to Mr Wallace. .
    Oct 16 10:52 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Citigroup - Rising Like A Phoenix [View article]
    Tim,

    Well written. Let's hope Pandit can get regulatory approvals soon to start share buy back and meaningfull dividends
    Oct 16 05:53 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Europe's New Energy Crisis Looms [View article]

    Would it not be more appropriate to call the
    article "Europe's new renewable energy crises looms" ?

    A collaps in the carbon credit trading does not mean
    that there is a lack of reliable energy available.
    Oct 15 10:28 PM | 4 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • General Electric Rebounds To Build Investor Confidence [View article]
    Paulina,

    GE is a great company and it ought to be part of most investors portfolio. But at a price. A P/E of 18,1 is not exactly cheap and when we look at the portfolio as a whole and we want to trim our positions, some of our GE stock had to go.

    Having said that, if we see a pullback in the market (Goldman thinks we will see 1,200 on S&P 500 by end of the year), it's worth picking up some GE again.. Just not at todays level, so to say its a BUY right now,,,i have to disagree.
    Oct 12 05:24 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Inflation Risks Are Rising: How To Invest In A Tricky Environment [View article]

    Exactly,,, you need to keep an eye on monetary velocity
    because if the money the Fed is pumping into the banking
    system stays there, inflation will not be a problem

    I am sure Pandit, Diamond and the rest will be getting
    a call from Bernanke soon......
    Sep 19 11:17 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
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