After the OGSE BULL RUN Caused By Crude OIl Price Rise due to Petronas Rm30 Billions Upstream Capex the Next Bull Run on the horizon could be MAYBULK due to Baltic Dry Index Price surge
Sep 06, 2019 | 2,462.00 | 2,462.00 | 2,462.00 | 2,462.00 | - | -1.48% |
Sep 05, 2019 | 2,499.00 | 2,499.00 | 2,499.00 | 2,499.00 | - | -0.75% |
Sep 04, 2019 | 2,518.00 | 2,518.00 | 2,518.00 | 2,518.00 | - | 0.68% |
Sep 03, 2019 | 2,501.00 | 2,501.00 | 2,501.00 | 2,501.00 | - | 2.42% |
Sep 02, 2019 | 2,442.00 | 2,442.00 | 2,442.00 | 2,442.00 | - | 2.69% |
Aug 30, 2019 | 2,378.00 | 2,378.00 | 2,378.00 | 2,378.00 | - | 4.44% |
Aug 29, 2019 | 2,277.00 | 2,277.00 | 2,277.00 | 2,277.00 | - | 0.44% |
Aug 28, 2019 | 2,267.00 | 2,267.00 | 2,267.00 | 2,267.00 | - | 2.44% |
Aug 27, 2019 | 2,213.00 | 2,213.00 | 2,213.00 | 2,213.00 | - | 2.08% |
Aug 23, 2019 | 2,168.00 | 2,168.00 | 2,168.00 | 2,168.00 | - | 2.36% |
Aug 22, 2019 | 2,118.00 | 2,118.00 | 2,118.00 | 2,118.00 | - | 2.77% |
Aug 21, 2019 | 2,061.00 | 2,061.00 | 2,061.00 | 2,061.00 | - | 0.10% |
Aug 20, 2019 | 2,059.00 | 2,059.00 | 2,059.00 | 2,059.00 | - | -0.39% |
Aug 19, 2019 | 2,067.00 | 2,067.00 | 2,067.00 | 2,067.00 | - | -1.01% |
Aug 16, 2019 | 2,088.00 | 2,088.00 | 2,088.00 | 2,088.00 | - | 2.00% |
Aug 15, 2019 | 2,047.00 | 2,047.00 | 2,047.00 | 2,047.00 | - | 4.97% |
Aug 14, 2019 | 1,950.00 | 1,950.00 | 1,950.00 | 1,950.00 | - | 4.61% |
Aug 13, 2019 | 1,864.00 | 1,864.00 | 1,864.00 | 1,864.00 | - | 5.07% |
Aug 12, 2019 | 1,774.00 | 1,774.00 | 1,774.00 | 1,774.00 | - | 1.49% |
Aug 09, 2019 | 1,748.00 | 1,748.00 | 1,748.00 | 1,748.00 | - | 1.63% |
Highest: 2,518.00 | Lowest: 1,748.00 | Difference: 770.00 | Average: 2,175.05 | Change %: 43.14 |
From August 9th 2019 the Baltic Dry Index at 1,748 jumped to the latest index of 2.464 or up 40.8%
On August 9th 2019 Maybulk closed at 56.5 sen and ended at 65.5 sen last friday on 6th Sept 2019 for only 15% gain
BDI UP BY MORE THAN 40% FROM AUGUST 9TH WHILE MAYBULK ONLY UP BY 15%
SO MAYBULK SHARE PRICE HAS MORE UPSIDE TO GO.
Latest News show KAMSARMAX RENTAL IS OVER RM80,000 PER DAY
Velesto rent out Oil Rigs at Rm70,000 a day so Velesto has been upgraded to a buy
BUT MAYBULK KAMSARMAX IS RENTED OUT AT OVER RM80,000 PER DAY
MAYBULK HAS IN TOTAL MORE THAN 20 BULK CARRIERS OF WHICH 3 ARE NEW KAMSARMAX
OTHERS ARE AS BELOW
SO WITH ADDITIONS OF 3 KAMSARMAX MAYBULK HAS A TOTAL OF 20 BULK CARRIERS
NOTE: KAMSARMAX LATEST DAILY RATE IS USD20,000 or RM84,000 (THE HIGHER USD GOES UP AGAINST RINGGIT THE BETTER FOR MAYBULK)
SO MAYBULK WILL BENEFIT FROM BDI PRICE RISE AND USD STRENGTH!
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he market reached new heights this week as the 5TC topped $38,014, a level not seen in the sector since 2013. Fridays 5TC closed down $732 to settle at $37,921. While this week’s surge in rates was driven by a tightening of tonnage that is able to arrive within September, a wider sector story is emerging of vessel delays being caused by docking issues. The upcoming IMO regulations, which will apply from 1 January 2020, have vessels preparing tanks to receive cleaner fuels while others are installing scrubber units to process high sulphur fuel on the go. These unusual dockings are causing delays and disruptions to tonnage flows, which is further aggravating a tight tonnage situation in parts of the market. The Pacific Basin this week experienced a surge early on due to sentiment from the West, but was otherwise relatively steady, while not particularly busy. The C5 opened the week at $10.359 to close Friday at $11.214. The Brazil to China market opened the week at $28.118, reached a high of $29.10, before closing the week out at $27.955.
Panamax
It was a largely uneventful week, with the indices drifting lower, albeit without much conviction. Sources said owners with prompt tonnage on the Continent had to reduce their ideas to find cover. However, this appeared limited to shorter duration trades, with later tonnage content to sit and wait. The North Pacific also suffered from a seasonal slump in North Pacific stems. The South continued to be reliant on the South American market, which saw Kamsarmaxes achieve as much as $20,000 from Singapore for the long round voyage. (NOTE: MAYBULK JUST GOT 3 BRAND NEW KAMSARMAX DELIVERED RECENTLY. AND MAYBULK ALSO OPEATES FROM SINGAPORE) However, dips in the paper values helped to weaken sentiment, giving charterers the opportunity to step back in the hope of finding cheaper offers. Fundamentally the market appeared stable and well balanced, with any injection of South American activity likely to see rates improve once again. However, the mood had remained cautious, without clear direction during the week.
Supramax/Ultramax
Overall rates remained healthy last week. However, as the week ended, Asia rates were easing a little due to less demand. As a result, the Atlantic saw some sideways movement from East Coast South America and the eastern Mediterranean. There was still a little period activity, with a 52,000dwt ship open China covered for 9-11 months trading and redelivery worldwide at $10,750. From the Atlantic, an Ultramax fixed at USD$19,000 for a short period redelivery in the Atlantic. The US Gulf remained positive with an Ultramax fixing at $25,000 for a coal run to the Baltic. Activity waned a little as the week closed from the Mediterranean, but a 56,000dwt ship fixed a trip from Algeria to West Africa at $19,000. From Asia a 58,000-tonner fixed delivery Fuzhou, via Indonesia, redelivery China, at $12,800, while a 50,000dwt ship covered an Australian round delivery South China, redelivery Japan, at $13,450. The Indian Ocean still commanded good levels, with a 57,000dwt vessel fixing delivery Arabian Gulf with aggregates for a trip to Chittagong at $20,000.
Handysize
The Baltic Handysize Index (BHSI) reached its new high this week, surpassing the last peak at 676 from end October 2018. The rates in the Continent were firm, but slightly easing towards the weekend. The US Gulf and East Coast South America markets lent further support, whilst in the East, activity was fairly flat throughout the week, yet steady levels remained. On the period front, a 37,000dwt ship was fixed from the UK for four to six months at USD$14,250. From the Black Sea, a 35,000dwt ship was fixed at close to USD$18,000 for moving steels to Nigeria. A 31,000dwt vessel open in the same area was fixed for a trip to the Continent at $13,850. Large Handysize vessels were paid in the $11,000s basis Far East delivery for a CIS or North Pacific round trip. A 32,000dwt ship open in Southeast Asia was fixed at a rate in the low $10,000s for redelivery in the Singapore-Japan range.
Source: The Baltic Briefing
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Like Dayang share price well supported because Petronas is in Top 30 shareholders of Dayang - Malaysian Govt under Minister of Finance is also in 30 Top Holders of MAYBULK
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SUBSTANTIAL SHAREHOLDERS Direct Interest Deemed Interest No. of % of No. of % of Issued Issued Issued Issued Name of Substantial Shareholders Shares Shares Shares Shares
Pacific Carriers Limited (PCL) 344,615,000 34.46 – –
Bank Pembangunan Malaysian Berhad (BP) 183,945,700 18.39 – –
PPB Group Berhad (PPB) 140,000,000 14.00 20,000 –
Kuok (Singapore) Limited (1) – – 344,615,000 34.46
Minister of Finance Incorporated (2) – – 183,945,700 18.39
Kuok Brothers Sdn Berhad (3) – – 140,020,000 14.00
SO JUST AS DAYANG WAS OWNED BY PETRONAS MAYBULK IS ALSO OWNED BY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE WHICH IS THE GOVT OF MALAYSIA
PAHANG STATE GOVT IS ALSO IN TOP 30 HOLDERS OF MAYBULK
14. Kerajaan Negeri Pahang 2,153,850 0.22
Through PPB Robert Kuok is also in Top 3 of MAYBULK
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3. PPB Group Berhad 140,000,000 14.00
FONG SILING HAS EMERGED TOP NUMBER 4 IN MAYBULK IN LATEST AR REPORT
4. RHB Capital Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd Pledged Securities Account For Fong Siling (CEB) 10,500,000 1.05
Fong Siling is so bulllish that he bought Maybulk shares on margin?
KUOK KHOON KUAN (FOUNDER OF WILMAR & NEPHEW OF ROBERT KUOK) IS ALSO IN TOP 30 HOLDERS OF MAYBULK
27. Kuok Khoon Kuan @ Kuo Khoon Kwong 1,268,750 0.13
NOTE: WILMAR SHIPS GRAINS, SUGAR, PALM OIL WORLDWIDE. TO HAVE WILMAR ON BOARD IS LIKE HAVING AN ANCHOR TENANT IN A SHOPPING MALL
SO THERE YOU GO
ALL THE BIG GUNS OF GOVT, STATE GOVT, PROMINENT INVESTOR FONG SILING,
ROBERT KUOK & HIS NEPHEW WILMAR GROUP ARE ALL HOLDING MAYBULK SHARES
SO MAYBULK IS NOW
1) IN CYCLICAL UPTREND
2) HAVING NEW UPDATED BULK CARRIERS THAT MEET 1MO 2020 STANDARD
3) OWNED BY ROCK SOLID INVESTORS
4) WITH ANCHOR BUSINESS PARTNERS
5) WITH PROMINENT INVESTOR TAKING HUGE POSITION (Top 4)
AND GAME CHANGER!!!
YES!! THE INTRODUCTION OF IMO2020 THAT REQUIRES 0.5% EXHAUSE WASTE FROM SULPHUR IS THE GAME CHANGER TO HIGHER PROFITS
LAST TIME MALAYSIA GOVT IMPLEMENTED COMPULSORY USE OF SEAT BELT USE IN YEAR 2004
HIROTAKO DIRECTLY BENEFITED AS HIRO IS AMONG THE TOP SUPPLIER OF SEAT BELTS FOR PERODUA AND PROTON CARS IN MALAYSIA
HIRO WAS SO PROFITABLE AND GAVE OUT HIGH DIVIDENDS WHICH WAS TAKEN PRIVATE BY MBMR LATER
HA! WILL MAYBULK RETURN TO ITS GLORY DAYS OF HIGH DIVIDEND PAYOUT?
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Created by calvintaneng | May 10, 2024
Created by calvintaneng | May 04, 2024
Maybulk 3 BRAND NEW KAMSARMAX DRY BULK CARRIERS NOW GET RM85,000 DAILY CHARTER RATES
THAT IS ESTIMATED TO BE MORE THAN RM250,000 PER DAY
AND MAYBULK GOT 17 MORE BULK CARRIERS
THIS EXPLOSIVE GROWTH OF INCOME IS NOT YET RECOGNIZED BY INVESTORS OR TRADERS
BUT ALL THESE HIGH HIGH REVENUE WILL TRANSLATE INTO HIGH PROFITS FOR
NOV 2019
FEB 2020
MAY 2020
QUARTERLY REPORTS OF MAYBULK
AS SIFU WARREN BUFFET SAID IF A COMPANY BUSINESS DOES WELL ITS SHARE PRICE WILL EVENTUALLY FOLLOWS
2019-09-10 13:43
Since you can SEE so clearly bdi index already up from 595 to over 2400 now you don't need rocket science or MIT maths to tell you that Maybulk going to make lots and lots of profits that will show up in Nov 2019 and Feb 2020 results
2019-09-10 15:32
Dry bulk carriers will benefit if oil price drops
It means lower cost of operation
AND Maybulk carriers already switched to modern fleet of fuel saving ships by constant upgrading
THE lack of capsize bulk carriers have given opportunity for pan Panama carriers to get the business of iron ore shipping
2 pan Panamaxes will equal to One capesize
AND maybulk is fortunate to own a few pan Panamax carriers
All the signs point to accelerating business which will amplify profits for
Nov 2019
Feb 2020
May 2020
Reporting results
2019-09-11 08:36
Baltic index up from 595 to 2422 or over 400% while maybulk only up by 33%
The hesitation to buy is fear of flash in the pan performance
But IMO2020 is the game changer
And earnings will be elevated from now
2019-09-11 09:01
As long as bdi index is above 2000 points
Maybulk should be earning well
If maybulk earning well then its
Results will show up better figures
And if Mr Market sees better figures like mesb or magni-tech then they will buy up maybulk
So there is a corelationship between increased earnings and share prices
2019-09-11 14:36
Elevated earnings = Elevated balance sheet results = Elevated share price
2019-09-11 14:37
CO-RELATION IS CAUSE & EFFECT
CRUDE OIL CRASHED TO USD 27 = ALL OGSE CRASHED.
CARIMIN CRASHED TO ONLY 20.5 SEN
DAYANG CRASHED TO 50 SEN
PENERGY CRASHED TO 34 SEN
UZMA CRASHED TO 55 SEN
VELESTO CRASHED TO 16.5 SEN
NOW BRENT CRUDE UP TO USD62
ALL OGSE STOCKS GONE UP - SOME BY MORE THAN 200%
BALTIC DRY INDEX WAS 595 POINTS. NOW OVER 2,300 POINTS (UP FAR FAR MORE THAN CRUDE OIL BY PERCENTAGE)
SO BALTIC INDEX UP SO MUCH NOW
LATER MAYBULK SHARE PRICE WILL ALSO GO UP
SINCE MAYBULK STILL SO VERY VERY CHEAP
TIME TO LOAD UP KAW KAW!!!
2019-09-11 15:24
BDI going up? will maybulk go the same or it will affect by other issue? less import or the covid issue?
2021-01-13 21:47
calvintaneng
Dry Bulk Market: Capesizes Reach New Highs
in Dry Bulk Market,International Shipping News 09/09/2019
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he market reached new heights this week as the 5TC topped $38,014, a level not seen in the sector since 2013. Fridays 5TC closed down $732 to settle at $37,921. While this week’s surge in rates was driven by a tightening of tonnage that is able to arrive within September, a wider sector story is emerging of vessel delays being caused by docking issues. The upcoming IMO regulations, which will apply from 1 January 2020, have vessels preparing tanks to receive cleaner fuels while others are installing scrubber units to process high sulphur fuel on the go. These unusual dockings are causing delays and disruptions to tonnage flows, which is further aggravating a tight tonnage situation in parts of the market. The Pacific Basin this week experienced a surge early on due to sentiment from the West, but was otherwise relatively steady, while not particularly busy. The C5 opened the week at $10.359 to close Friday at $11.214. The Brazil to China market opened the week at $28.118, reached a high of $29.10, before closing the week out at $27.955.
Panamax
It was a largely uneventful week, with the indices drifting lower, albeit without much conviction. Sources said owners with prompt tonnage on the Continent had to reduce their ideas to find cover. However, this appeared limited to shorter duration trades, with later tonnage content to sit and wait. The North Pacific also suffered from a seasonal slump in North Pacific stems. The South continued to be reliant on the South American market, which saw Kamsarmaxes achieve as much as $20,000 from Singapore for the long round voyage. (NOTE: MAYBULK JUST GOT 3 BRAND NEW KAMSARMAX DELIVERED RECENTLY. AND MAYBULK ALSO OPEATES FROM SINGAPORE) However, dips in the paper values helped to weaken sentiment, giving charterers the opportunity to step back in the hope of finding cheaper offers. Fundamentally the market appeared stable and well balanced, with any injection of South American activity likely to see rates improve once again. However, the mood had remained cautious, without clear direction during the week.
Supramax/Ultramax
Overall rates remained healthy last week. However, as the week ended, Asia rates were easing a little due to less demand. As a result, the Atlantic saw some sideways movement from East Coast South America and the eastern Mediterranean. There was still a little period activity, with a 52,000dwt ship open China covered for 9-11 months trading and redelivery worldwide at $10,750. From the Atlantic, an Ultramax fixed at USD$19,000 for a short period redelivery in the Atlantic.
2019-09-10 13:38