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International Seaways To Go Ex-Dividend On December 13th, 2024 With 0.12 USD Dividend Per Share And 1.08 USD Special Dividend Per Share
Moomoo NewsDec 11 20:00 ET
Oil Prices End at Their Lowest in 3 Weeks After OPEC+ Fails to Allay Supply Worries
MarketWatchDec 6 15:40 ET · Markets
Insider Sale: Senior Vice President of $INSW (INSW) Sells 1,200 Shares
Quiver QuantitativeNov 29 13:31 ET
Capital Link Shipping Sectors Webinar Series - December 2024 - Dry Bulk, Container, Product Tanker, Crude Tanker, LPG, LNG Shipping
GlobeNewswireNov 26 15:19 ET
Is Weakness In International Seaways, Inc. (NYSE:INSW) Stock A Sign That The Market Could Be Wrong Given Its Strong Financial Prospects?
Simply Wall StNov 26 08:18 ET
La Niña Weather Could Tighten Natural Gas Markets, EIA Says
WSJNov 25 14:22 ET

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Stock_Drift

Jun 23 07:28

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$Stellantis NV (STLA.US)$ $International Seaways (INSW.US)$

Mark Livermore

Mar 21 08:46

Watch, VCP low cheat 8w-7/6-3T (53.4/51.8,3%)

All time high

Moomoo AI

Feb 21 06:52

Insider selling at International Seaways raises caution, despite being modest. Insiders owning a fair chunk of the company suggests alignment. The lack of insider buying and presence of selling is concerning, but the amount sold isn't significant enough to worry.

Possible Bearish Signals With International Seaways Insiders Disposing Stock

Moomoo AI

Feb 2 07:07

International Seaways' low P/E ratio may indicate anticipated poor growth and declining earnings. The expected EPS contraction is disappointing compared to the market's predicted 12% annual growth. Without profitability improvement, the P/E ratio could drop further. Current investor sentiment suggests earnings improvement potential doesn't justify a higher P/E ratio.

The Market Doesn't Like What It Sees From International Seaways, Inc.'s (NYSE:INSW) Earnings Yet

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