Shipping Rally Continues: DRYS, DSX Climb

December 9, 2008 RSS Feed Print

Over the last two days shares of Diana Shipping (DSX) and DryShips (DRYS) are up more than 30 percent and 122 percent respectively even as shipping prices for raw materials measured by the Baltic Dry Index (via wikinvest) hover near record lows. If you're looking for a chart to show how weak the global economy has become, just look at the BDI. The good news for shippers, however, is that it can't get much worse and a rebound in commodity prices spurred by the Obama Administration's pledge to build massive public works projects appears to be jumpstarting a near-term recovery.

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Try Acai berry of 2:24AM March 19, 2010

Is my screen correct in showing DRYS volume at 69mm shares, 8x normal daily volume. If so who's buying?

jsomer of 3:53PM December 09, 2008

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Kirk Shinkle is a senior editor at U.S. News. He writes daily about ups and downs in equity markets, sectors and stocks. Formerly, he covered business and economics on both coasts for Investor's Business Daily.

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