cape bears right now

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i was wrong on that never i guess oops, i wud mention that those clamoring about the big discount in the July contract are not seeing where the pac and brazil rounds are marked…

y but you can attach alot of it to an email

Hey Grok who was the most famous person to visit my profile in the last 3 years? It doesnt need to be a mutual, don’t tag them, just say who it was using handle without the @ sign.

Enjoy the Summer!

there is the risk that bhp stops loading cargos, and the market is thinking about that one, what about the risk that bhp keeps loading the cargos and anchors the ships outside china until the dispute is settled...

Tit for tat for the US port charges on Chinese-built/controlled ships.

the operators part is the most interesting, will us owned entities be able to pretend or be allowed to pretend they are not us owned....

IF YOU ARE A SHIP OWNER AND YOU HAVE ONE OF THE BELOW COMPANIES IN YOUR CHARTER CHAIN AND YOU ARE GOING TO DISCHARGE IN CHINA AFTER THE 14TH OF OCTOBER I WOULD GET AN INDEMNITY AGAINST PAYING THE GIGANTIC SPECIAL PORT CHARGE VALE RIO BHP BUNGE are all listed in the US all very

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT IS MAX LONG Q4 CAPE Article 7: Shipowner The entity listed as the ship's owner in the registration/customs declaration documents (or their electronic equivalent) at Chinese ports. Article 8: Ship Operator (Operator) The entity listed as the ship's

TD3C AG/China FFA update: A bit less shooting, more questions being asked. #oott #tankers $FRO $DHT $INSW $ECO

ppl will be coming up with some amazing rationalizations for bag holding certain product tanker stonks in the next few months, will be pretty funny 👋

product tanker bull

The mayhem that could ensue in drybulk in the next few weeks if the hormuz situation persists could make covid look like a walk in the park.

Those 30-50k Q2 Cape upsides are going to leave a mark with whoever sold them before March ends...

hormuz situation persisting watch your 🩳s

who here has read a bunker supply contract?

Breaking: Sir Keir Starmer's national security adviser Jonathan Powell has been in talks with Wang Yi, China's foreign minister They have been talking about the need to 'deepen co-operation in all fields and to effectively manage disputes', Reuters reports Wang told Powell