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Moomoo AI

Mar 6 06:16

The market sentiment towards Frontline has improved over the past three years, as evidenced by the share price gain outpacing EPS growth. The company's recent performance suggests it might be worth a closer look for potential investment opportunities.

The 4.6% Return This Week Takes Frontline's (NYSE:FRO) Shareholders Five-year Gains to 429%

Moomoo AI

Jan 20 19:24

The Red Sea crisis is expected to last 6-12 months according to Honour Lane Shipping, and if so, the company predicts that the soaring freight rates and equipment shortage will continue until the third quarter.

Red Sea Crisis Seen as Bigger Impact Event for Shipping Than Early Pandemic

efficentupup

Jan 11 03:21

Surging freight rates mean U.S. crude no longer competitive in Asia

Traders say the economic incentive to import oil from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Asia has closed, as the cost of booking supertankers on the route has surged, Reuters reported Wednesday.
The freight rally has raised the premium for West Texas crude from the U.S. to more than $4/bbl against Dubai quotes on a cost-and-freight basis for April delivery from ~$2/bbl last week, traders said, reportedly pushing WTI to a premium of $1/bbl mo...

Oil prices tick up as Middle East tensions rise

Meticulous Trader

Jan 5 15:00

$Frontline (FRO.US)$ sold after 2 days not bad profits

Moomoo Learn

Dec 19, 2023 04:26

Columns Is the shipping industry a good investment sector under the Red Sea attacks?

What happened?
The Houthi armed forces in Yemen issued a statement on December 15 stating that the organization launched missiles at the container ship “Alanya” and the “Palatiyum 3” bound for Israel. The statement said that the Houthis will continue to block all ships heading to Israel until supplies needed by the people of the Gaza Strip arrive.
Four international shipping companies have successively announced the susp...

Navigating market waves: Red Sea tensions, shipping and energy