Post by
ChickenLittle13 on Apr 24, 2022 6:59pm
How is this not $200+ / share?
Sitting at $54/share. 2021 Net income equal to 73% of current market cap, 2022 expected net income to exceed current market cap, paid 35% yield in annual dividends, debt free, increasing fleet size, global shortage of vessels, demand exceeding supply for freight shipping. Shipping historically rates have always risen with a commodities boom, which we are currently in (the biggest ever I might add). Company promising to return 50% of net income to shareholders either through the generous divvy or share buy backs.
What am I missing here?
Comment by
Tarbaby on May 10, 2022 12:50am
Why is Stockhouse showing such a high dividend yield..higher than the stock price. They should correct that to avoid confusion..me thinks.
Comment by
AL9999 on Apr 25, 2022 6:24pm
ZIM - ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd Forecast - CNNMoney.com
Comment by
ChickenLittle13 on Apr 25, 2022 11:15pm
In my mind most analysts have shown to be complete morons and/or are pushing a narrative. look at the downfall of tech and the outperformance of energy. After all the money flows into oil, shipping will be next. I think the shipping rates later this year will be higher than 2021. History rhymes.