𝐍𝐘𝐊 𝐩𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐢𝐭 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝟐𝟓-𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫-𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐜𝐚𝐩𝐞 NYK Bulkship Korea, which is a part of the larger Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) empire, has cashed in close to $12m for the 25-year-old, 173,000 dwt rusty workhorse, Oriental Navigator, a ship sold for further trading to undisclosed Chinese buyers. The dented trader has served NYK well. It was added as Stellar Navigator in 2016 for about half the amount. VesselsValue counts a total of 13 vintage cape sales in the age 20 to 25 age group have been sold for further trading since the beginning of the year with sellers mostly Greek and takers often Chinese. One player getting rich on betting on continued growth is Lila Global, which stands out with four deals, two purchases, and two sales. Its latest purchase is fresh, adding the 22-year-old Glovis Ambition from the Korean account Glovis. A price tag of $14.2m has been attached to this deal.
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Happy to learn about this product. As an issuer we want to do anything we can to guarantee our shareholders are allowed true price discovery. I do not think this is possible in a world when non market makers have short exempt status. I am not sure how one arrives at the consensus a stock has or has not a naked short problem unless you conduct a full audit of your trading. That’s what Power Nickel did and several other companies using ShareIntel. This evidence has been used successfully in several lawsuits and resulted in 8 Figure settlements on more than 10 occassions. In other words this evidence is considered very seriously. The evidence is clear. We have a broad based problem in naked short selling causing the creation of counterfeit shares across our markets. It needs to stop and it needs to stop now. An important first step is to #BanTheBots, no one should be trading with Short Exempt Status, except market makers employed by the company, in issuers under in my view $500 Million market cap.
We commend the work being done by Save Canadian Mining and Terry Lynch as the team looks to reestablish confidence in the small and mid cap sector in Canada from predatory trading practices enacted against issuers in our market and destroying corporate issuer Cost of Capital. We also agree with the assertions these "micro trading impacts" are significantly damaging Canada's investment attractiveness and impeding what should be a vibrant Canadian economy reflected in a small and mid cap Canadian securities marketplace. We at Insight Capital Partners feel the exact same frustration faced by small and mid cap Canadian issuers and have been the first broker dealer to invest heavily to create products to counteract this market activity with tangible technology and reporting solutions; namely, our algorithm ICP Premium™ and our Barometer Reports. We have reposted Terry's video below and as we have also received numerous inbounds about the content of the video posted today, we outline our findings from our perspective below. Two Vital Issues have been Raised: 1. Potential for abuse of the SME exemption being used to spoof the market with orders that don’t actually get executed as a means to promote negative price pressure. Yes we could see this happening. This would be when there is no real naked short trade being executed but rather offerings used to promote a heavy quote for a fund that is already legitimately short the security in question or an ETF or Index (with a proper borrow in place and likely in an account separated from this activity). We could see this happening and how it might fall through the cracks based on how our trades are monitored as a proper SME exempt market maker. Critically, this is one of the reasons we have constructed our algorithm, ICP Premium, the way we have. Our algo will not only promote a healthy bid stack to balance this type of activity and fight back against this behaviour but it will also send a positive signal for proper high frequency trading strategies that use their SME exemption appropriately within the confines of how it was intended. 2. Failed trades and true naked short selling The only way we could confirm if this is true or not is to look at every company in question to determine if there are in fact naked short sales. We will however say that we monitor this for all of our clients with our Barometer Report. Based on our experience with the clients we work for we have not noticed this as an issue (for our clients). We couldn’t comment on companies for which we have not reconciled trades. Allowing Insight Capital Partners to provide a Barometer Report for you is a good start to determine if this is an issue for your specific company and we will absolutely notify you if we see any of this happening on your stock. Please see the video posted today: https://lnkd.in/eVmPnQ9J Please reach out to us for any reason. Ian Clark, CFA David Campbell, CFA, MBA
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FII single-day buying hits 3-year high of Rs 14,000 crore. Is Fed turning foreigners ferocious buyers?FII single-day buying hits 3-year high of Rs 14,000 crore. Is Fed turning foreigners ferocious buyers?FII single-day buying hits 3-year high of Rs 14,000 crore. Is Fed turning foreigners ferocious buyers?
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Diamond market is a place full of manipulation: first, the supply side, some say there is enough supply for next ten centuries for natural stones, but why the price is so high? Because the supply side is under control of very few companies; second, for stone quality, man-made diamond is better and way cheaper, but why the price doesn't drop; third, if size of diamond represents quality of marriage, then the rich people's marriage should last forever, but they are not😀 Then it comes the concept that you should pay 3 months salary for a diamond, but why. It's a place where a few companies control the market and brainwash people for their profit😀 https://lnkd.in/gjSKWihQ
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Second Hand Bulkers In Higher Demand Compared to Tankers Demand for second hand bulkers, so far in 2024, has eclipsed the equivalent “appetite” for tankers. the first five months of 2024 have drawn to a close, and activity in the bulker sale and purchase market has been significantly more active than in the tanker market. Nearly 400 bulkers (386 vessels based on our data) have changed hands so far in 2024, with a total value of approximately USD 7.7 billion (average price per vessel: USD 20 million). Greek buyers are the most active participants in the bulker S&P market, with 89 transactions, closely followed by the Chinese with 75 transactions. Similarly, Greeks are also the top sellers, with 75 sales, while the Chinese trail behind with 48 transactions. In contrast, the tanker S&P market has seen a slower pace, with just over 200 tankers sold this year (212 vessels based on our data), valued at approximately USD 8.1 billion (average price per vessel: USD 38 million). Both Chinese and Greek buyers have acquired a similar number of tankers, with 30 and 28 vessels respectively. However, on the selling side, Greeks have been the most active, offloading 32 vessels – nearly 20 more than the second-place holder, Norway -which has sold 14 vessels. This suggests Greeks are capitalizing on the current high market prices by selling older tankers at a profitable rate. The Greek shipping industry is exhibiting a clear preference for dry bulk carriers over tankers in 2024, a trend that is evident in both purchasing and sales activities. This shift in focus is driven by several factors, including favorable market prices for dry bulk carriers and a strategic move towards investing in younger and larger vessels. #vessel #bulker #drybulk #drycargo
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GBP_CHF I see a setup (set and forget) for Alfonco setup location and we see a nested zone and good arrival-to-demand zone as good momentum for the arrive-to-touch demand zone I think good to enter BUY and also buy pound for the target supply zone and adjust the profit (TP) to the supply level #BUY #4H #SET_AND_FORGET #ALFONCO #SWING_TRADER
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𝐌𝐎𝐋 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐆𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐮𝐥𝐤 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐉𝐞𝐛𝐬𝐞𝐧 Norway’s open-hatch bulker specialist, Gearbulk Holding, owned by Norway’s Jebsen family, is to be taken over by Japan’s second largest shipping company, MOL, in a deal that will raise the Japanese firm’s stake from 49% to 72% by early next year. No price has yet been revealed but MOL’s latest move will see the Japanese company finally taking control of 60-ship Swiss-registered Gearbulk. Set up by the Jebsen family in 1968, MOL took its first stake in the bulk carrier specialist in 1991. It subsequently bought into more of the open-hatch bulker specialist, raising its holding to 49% in 2009. Now, MOL is buying a further slice of the Jebsen family’s holding, taking its stake to 72% early in 2025. Details of the transaction are not yet clear but MOL has stated that Gearbulk’s business will strengthen its worldwide network and the resulting synergies are likely to create new business opportunities. The result, MOL said, will be to differentiate the company from its competitors and strengthen its cost competitiveness and customer network.
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People see gold and silver buy-back, but never see diamond buy-back: some say it's because diamond doesn't worth much. The high selling price is because of monopoly, not because of the value of diamond. It's a market full of brainwashing, for example, you need to spend two to three month salary to buy the wedding ring😀 Wedding ring is necessary, but why certain amount of money, because the sellers want your money. If the higher you pay for the ring, the longer the relationship lasts, then marriage in the rich should last forever, but seems not the case😀 https://lnkd.in/gjSKWihQ
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