SHIP retraced back to the 50 fib finally, bounced and now attempting to get back to the 236 area but recent volume has ben lighter than in previous weeks. As it approaches this area yet again, I think volume will ultimately dictate the next move. Sure, you've got supply chain bottlenecks and higher prices for shipping specifically to Capesize vessels. However, industry fundamentals have their tipping points.
Seanergy isn’t vocal via its newswire; however, its Twitter feed has become a soapbox of sorts. The company has made it known that there’s a significant value in Cape vessel rates right now. A recent tweet explained that cape vessel rates were $75k/day and that “SHIP has unique benefit through index-linked contracts for most of the fleet.”
Other than that, SHIP stock price movement has reflected a similar tone in a direction that other reopening stocks have seen.
SHIP Stock Forecast
Maxim is the most recent analyst to weigh in on SHIP stock. The firm upgraded its rating to Buy and announced a $2.50 price target. Based on open prices on October 8, this target is 78% higher.
Seanergy isn’t vocal via its newswire; however, its Twitter feed has become a soapbox of sorts. The company has made it known that there’s a significant value in Cape vessel rates right now. A recent tweet explained that cape vessel rates were $75k/day and that “SHIP has unique benefit through index-linked contracts for most of the fleet.”
Other than that, SHIP stock price movement has reflected a similar tone in a direction that other reopening stocks have seen.
SHIP Stock Forecast
Maxim is the most recent analyst to weigh in on SHIP stock. The firm upgraded its rating to Buy and announced a $2.50 price target. Based on open prices on October 8, this target is 78% higher.