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I don’t have money to gamble bro I’m in it for the long haul 😭😂 Anyway INSW to 100
DHT,TK,INSW,STNG and other oil tanker stocks
DHT,TK,INSW,STNG and other oil tanker stocks
I have a biotech portfolio, but my three non bios are: ASTS - satellite play and defense GGAL (Argentinian bank, the presidents party picked up more seats recently) INSW - oil tankers have been beat up recently
Currently I'm about 5% gold and crypto (I hate crypto, but I still buy it). Defensive dividend stocks like BTI and CHTR. I did like Berkshire Hathaway's big cash position and moved 10% to that and it paid off. I trimmed positions in Apple, Microsoft, NVDIA, and Tesla but still have exposure. SOUN was my AI defense against Microsoft and I got absolutely clobbered on it, but it was less than 1% and I still think the risk-reward was there. INSW and EBF are examples where I thought there was inherent value that wasn't too much at risk and will never go to zero. ET is sort of in the same boat with the Texas data centers. I'm down on it, but I still believe in it for defense. Lastly, YMM was my biggest international play (Chinese trucking software company) outside of pharma large caps. It has been a very pleasant surprise. I'm not a huge bond fan but have upped that from 11% to 24% earlier this year. YTD I'm up about little under 2% which feels like a win to me. My small caps mutual funds haven't done well. Once the tariff stuff settles I'll reduce the bonds and see where I can find value back in equities.
Get some long term investments going, you're gambling too hard bro. I got half my money in INSW, they're 36$ a share and have a 15% quarterly dividend, a share will pay for itself in a year in a half unless the price tanks, which it won't, because everybody uses oil tankers. Don't feel like you gotta win it all back in a day because you won't
Tankers. NMM, INSW, TEN, TNK
You guys think INSW is a good buy right now ?
I believe this is just an exit strategy for Heidmar and MGOL insiders. There is a misunderstanding here of the post-merger valuation of $18M versus the *current* market cap, and what that means to current shareholders. Arch1Inc did a lot of explaining already. MGOL has done 1 for 10 split this last July, then has since issued 500% more in shares. Insiders have been heavily compensated with warrants and I'm not confident the fully diluted market cap accounts for the entire picture here. Heidmar is a maritime shipping company, which is not a segment that will fetch a market-like multiple. Look at INSW, they posted similar margins recently but its a very cyclical business and so even in a strong market, they will never get high P/Es. Heidmar already failed an a SPAC IPO because they couldn't agree on terms. It is not sensible to believe they will hand MGOL insiders/shareholders a 15 bagger just to go public. They are simply using a cheap ticker to go public to sell. Now that I've typed this up, it will surely go north of $1.00 so enjoy!
INSW flags are bullish
Thanks for bringing that up. I used to own INSW and LPG, but it's been a while. Haven't been keeping up with their movements
I'm in big on US shale drillers both in Permian and Williston. Also with LNG shipping co. INSW.
INSW crushing it. Shoulda bought calls instead of shares.
mid caps are a bit risky, but I agree, I do love INSW for their 10% too
Thanks for asking, gives me something to talk about haha BTI - tobacco products - currently at a crazy 10% dividend yield, good numbers and still a growing company although we know with weed stocks and more, cigarette sales might decline a bit (they are trying to expand growth) and good cash generation. INSW - Oil/gas - with the middle eastern news and potential wars over there, I feel like oil is going to be huge in the upcoming years, good P/E ratio and another stock with a 10% dividend yield (this company helps transport) OXY - oil/gas - buffett is into this stock, same reason as before with the middle eastern news, they are also into lithium along with the oil and gas so I think its a great long term play. DHI - home construction - good momentum stock right now with increasing home numbers hopefully and help build family houses in I think around 30-40 states atm. Take this with a grain of salt, I'm just an 18 y/o investor trying to make money haha
Awesome, i’m only 18 tbh so I don’t really have ports to mess around with. But I’m probably gonna do 7.5% INSW and 7.5% OXY, liked both companies based on the research I did. Thanks for the suggestion
I'd recommend INSW. They transport crude. Up 220% in the past 5 years and has a fat \~10-11% dividend. Good long-term hold.
Put it all into something with a fat divvy like INSW and retire like a king in Thailand with ladyboy servants.
Could have had like $1k/month passive income if you'd have just put it into a fat dividend stock like INSW. 
Anybody here hold any INSW or their sister company OSG? Both have been excellent performers for me but candidly I bought on good fundamentals & speculation. I would love to hear more about their business model, future prospects, revenue streams, etc from somebody who knows this industry. Who are their customers? How do they expand and how long does that take? How many different kinds of cargo can they ship? Any info is appreciated. Thanks
RIO, BHP, ENB, AM, AMZN, GOOG, WMT, IIPR, INSW, TYG, LPG. 80 % of the rest are cash cows with monthly dividends. The remaining 20% are daily plays.
L and INSW. TMUS still looks like its going to have a pop up sometime within a week despite the big sellers.
Global shipping is one of those industries you need to understand to do extremely well. Dudes on fintwit posting 150% returns on weird norwegian or greek shippers because a port in greece had a riot while the rotterdam docks are flooding. With that said, most of the broad shipping market was already up before the Houthi attacks and now they are close to 2 year highs as this is hitting the news. My ZIM calls are up 550% (2/16 10c and 12.5c). I am seeing money roll out to the late summer positions at 20c. Tankers are interesting. INSW is at a one year high and there has only been one attack on a tanker. If tankers start going, it will go insane.
I'm balls deep in TRMD and INSW. Fet's lucking GOOOO.
Brilliant fucking post no sarcasm. Been buying, selling STNG calls for a while now, see you’re in them too, ZIM as well. Check out IMPP (crude and clean) for a Greek shipping shitco swing trade, ceo and his mom have been accumulating shares and the stock is mooning. Story is on twitter. If you want big special dividends try INSW they’re crude and clean.
after the start of the pandemic, International Seaways (INSW) was at $25. it zoomed up into the $60s the dropped back to the $40’s where it has pretty much traded sideways since. i think it and Maersk will not move much for the foreseeable future.
Yeah after reading about Maersk I'm thinking sell my INSW before earnings.
INSW for the win… my best position so far this year
Buy far out of the money options on INSW. It is a very low beta stock, so the options are cheap. They won't ever go into the money, but they are cheap.
AR; completely unhedged and in the best position to benefit from NG price increases in winter. Also a high fraction of liquids which sell for premiums. Control their own midstream company and can sell at a premium to Henry Hub. I posted DD on this a couple of months back, search for AR and RRC tickers. INSW: diversified shipper, crude oil and refi ed products. Generating great FCF with strong shareholder returns.
Me and INSW in a Nutshell, but recently broke even.
Long game for me, RITM and INSW. But they’ve run up too much to buy now.
Anyone watching tankers the past few days? INSW, STNG? Am I all alone?
I think "INSW" deserves a closer look but I've been too busy lately to post some DD on it. Feel free if you want or I'd love a 2nd opinion on it.
I don't agree with your oil bullishness at all, but: Consider the services ETFs... PXJ, XES, IEZ. These have had periods where they strongly outperform XLE and XOM. Also consider the tanker stocks: BOAT, TRMD, ASC, INSW, etc.
Calls on $MRO, $INSW, and $HAL
Wel, the afterhours is dropping a lot, so it looks like i might recover some significal amount afterall. While my INSW calls are on their way to double... Maybe im going to make a profit afterall... Like I said, crazy market 
INSW abt to rocket at open
INSW might be a quick money maker tmr morning if sold at open
Thoughts on INSW calls?
god my deep otm INSW calls are gonna be printing
Refined product prices are falling but the rates for the tankers that move them continue to rise…….. ASC, INSW, IMPP, STNG
INSW has been doubling in stock price, where is the down side
So time to short INSW? This stock has been on a ripper all year. 140% on the year
Calls on INSW a good company with big growth
GLOP is the real play. also INSW—that was the play earlier this year.
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You already have a bet going - INSW to 45.133 before 2022-11-10 22:19:23.268081-05:00
You’re all just mad cause you didn’t take his advice with INSW.
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I'm thinking INSW, UNM, STNG, MPC, CRK calls for earnings over the next week. Got destroyed on my WOLF calls today... Set my limit price at the current asking price because and was happy with a 25% gains and got caught up in work. They never sold and when I finally remembered to check, WOLF was down 25% and dropping. Nearly had a heart attack over $2,000. HES and HP calls made up for it but still. Today started as such a good day. Is there any point in holding on to those 16 Dec 22 Strike 100 calls after the market opens tomorrow?
Tanker bois know NAT is the ultimate swing. Currently, the tanker market is seeing the most profitable time in decades. Product tankers that carry gasoline and other refined fuels saw a massive bump earlier this year as Russia, increased demand after COVID, and refinery closures forced the overall supply of fuel down. (Look at INSW, ASC, and STNG). Couple that with extreme market backwardation and it created the perfect storm for tanker companies to charge an insane amount of money to transport fuel around the world. Although product tankers are all up over 100% since the start of the year, crude oil tanker companies such as NAT have lagged. Crude tanker rates have dramatically improved over the last couple of months but that has not translated much overall for NAT. NAT's daily cost of operating a ship is $8,000/day. At the end of March 2022, the company was making \~$9,000/day from their ships. At the end of July, rates had risen to $20,000/day. Today, Suezmax rates are at $32,000/day and only continue to show improvement. The stock price is currently at the same point it was at end of July. Because the cost of new ships is so expensive due to a massive backlog from dry-bulk carriers, tanker companies are raking in more money than they know what to do with. DHT, a crude shipping company that focuses on VLCC-class ships, has pledged 100% of net profits to shareholders. Similar things are occurring throughout the industry as companies continue to pay down debt, repurchase shares, and increase dividends. Management seems so confident in the company's performance that the CEO recently purchased shares for $3.16 during the massive upswing the stock saw the other week. If this isn't indicative of even better news I don't know what is. Factor in Europe's total cutoff of Russian oil in December, and the global tanker market will continue to tighten over the next several months. This will continue to push up rates and NAT could see massive profits.
Any product tanker stocks, ASC, INSW, DHT
INSW longs didnt even know the markets dropped this year 
Last year I was all in on natural gas, namely Tourmaline. I started building in March with anticipation of the winter. This year, it's coal. Whitehaven, Peabody, and Arch Resources, probably in that order. Or Teck if you want to segue coal into a longer term broad metals hold, since they're significantly expanding copper exposure. Oil and LNG companies have come into their own, so there aren't the rock bottom deals you had last year, but some of the tankers are worth a look. STNG or INSW. Tangentially LNG (Cheniere) has a moat. Pipelines are still cheap, but a pain to deal with and don't offer huge upside.
I shoot guns in space. $GSL $DAC $INSW I devote my net worth.
Everything I own in ZIM and INSW
can we talk about INSW tho brah wtf that chart is healthy
Nice. I will look into it. Capital tankers is also a company that has some crude oil tankers. I will look into INSW because im really interested.
I am deep in Zim, have been for months. With earnings coming up they should do very well, basing this off of things like GNK and GSL. I tried running DAC for their earnings but it just didn't work very well, I've learned from that to avoid stocks with avg volume under 1m. Another good shipping company is INSW, they ship crude oil and with the war this is doing pretty strong.
Probably buying RBLX on every dip until it goes to zero. Hey it works for Cathy Wood. Selling RIG Calls. Buying INSW I think looks promising.
You too! Have you looked at INSW? Theyre about to break even in profits for the first time and as oil tankers ramp up, i think its going to hit highs. May the NYSE be with you :)
ZIM, O, EAGL and BNTX (just doubled down on a smaller position). Considering buying INSW and NMM.
Mini DD time as I am considering joining tanker gang for the long term with OPEC eventually looking to ramp up oil production. FRO, INSW and DHT are all companies that got nut punched by OPEC's production cuts due to COVID. OPEC is still cutting production and initially agreed to continue to do so until April 2022. However, there is little reason to believe that these countries will continue to take economic hits into next year while companies like XOM continue to reap a huge profit on the strangled supply demand. Quite frankly, I honestly think it will happen before the end of summer. If the OPEC talks go south, it could be VERY soon. If you believe OPEC is going to keep limiting itself as the rest of the world recovers, then you're a fool. Anyway, tanker gang stands to gain alot for when OPEC does open the taps.
Help! Yesterday I bought two INSW calls with the same expiration date...one call was $17.50 (20.58 strikeprice) and the other $20 (19.30 strikeprice). Yesterday the stock was at 19.50 and I had 50% gain on my 17.50 call and about 10% on the $20 call. Today the stock is down to 19.05, but now the $20 call is 30% up and I'm down to a 5% gain on my 17.50 call. Can anyone help explain the discrepancy here?
Just got in on INSW SKYY and ICLN. Anybody else invested in those?
Just got in on INSW SKYY and ICLN. Anybody else invested in those?
I think that it has good potential, but I'm going to watch it for a bit before I buy. There are better bulk shipping stocks such as $INSW that may be more worthwhile.
Thanks for posting. I'm long INSW. Hopefully it pays off.
Every single one of those (SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM) have terrible charts. If you want to make money with dry bulk exposure, invest in ADM. The have a large dry bilk fleet - and they make money - with an excellent logn term chart. Read this: https://www.adm.com/products-services/adm-logistics/trucking/bulk
That's why I'm thinking of selling most of my CTRM only leaving $2K and together with other sales buy SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM + DSX possibly + mining companies
Maybe SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM if I get enough funds from my sales. These have the best finances.
I guess that's because the ones with good finances are SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM (Israeli company that just began trading).
My portfolio is what I refer to as fun money . I have 45 stocks I organize by date so I can see the winners and laggards. Trade 4/5 daily (mostly pennystocks so I know about volatility). My only rule is no stock over $65. Each new purchase is about 1% of my portfolio initially so limited damage . I have a group of 21 stocks that I recouped my investment so all free money and they are usually green. Some of these actually have good financials. SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM (Israeli company that just began trading)
Sorry to hear . SBLK + INSW + DSSI + ZIM (this last one out of Israel and just began trading) have good financials.
INSW transports oil exclusively and a few others have a mix. I got CTRM at 0.21 + 0.23 + 0.31 + 0.34 + 0.39. Sold 1/3 when I hit 240% average but now at 340% selling 60% of what is left . So I'll still have 24,000 shares .Take a look at ZIM out of Israel and just began trading.
We'll see. Someone on Yahoo posted about a TV report where they mentioned a shortage in maritime shipping. They mentioned an Israeli company that just began trading here called ZIM. Both DISS + ZIM + SBLK + INSW have good finances and low float .