Ne znam. Kupnja je prešla 2000kom prvi put u masu vremena. Da li je to pokazatelj????
Je li netko već dobio dividendne dionice?
krenulo vani jako zeleno.
ja sam bio uvjeren da će danas BDI ići dolje…no sretniji sam što nisam pogodio…očito futuresi nisu uvijek pouzdani…
Dečki su se kladili na krivu stranu
Dry FFAs – yesterday’s sellers have become today’s buyers.
Spot Q1 FFA
Cape: 57186, up 496 36500, up 17250
PM: 27273, up 957 21500, up 1500
SM: 19161, up 199 17250, up 750
Ovdje upišite svoj komentar… [undecid] [cool] [thumbsup] [embarass]
Evo malo viđenje za sutra, lagani pad, ništa značajno, ATPL oko 1000-1010kn, mirniji dan.
Poanta, ne paničarite ako budemo malo u minusu.
zanimljivo, bdi opet gore a nitko nema muda opalit po asku……jako ljepo…..bude onda to krenilo po principu krda…..za sad je ono: ajd ti prvi,ne,ne ajd ti a onda bude došel netko treći pa bude [undecid]…….. [bye]
Za UP treba tri dana UP . Vjerujem Fibiju i u teoriju zlatnog reza.
Prvo mora graf od BDI-a tako izgledati da bi u sljedećem koraku to dionice popratile, već viđeno u sijčnju i svibnju ove godine.
The Baltic Dry Index rose 2 per cent to 3,247 points, the highest level since early August, but was still below June’s peak of almost 4,300. The Baltic is also well below last year’s record high of more than 11,000. The surge came as miners Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Vale of Brazil reported strong demand for iron ore and coking coal. The arrival of winter in Europe also boosted demand for thermal coal, used to fuel power plants, traders said.
Iron ore prices rose to $90 a tonne amid stronger Chinese demand, approaching the summer peak of $115 a tonne. The rise came as the China Iron and Steel Association, Beijing’s top negotiator on annual price talks with miners, said that it saw ore prices rising in the next round of discussions. [thumbsup]
The Baltic Dry Index rose 2 per cent to 3,247 points, the highest level since early August, but was still below June’s peak of almost 4,300. The Baltic is also well below last year’s record high of more than 11,000. The surge came as miners Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Vale of Brazil reported strong demand for iron ore and coking coal. The arrival of winter in Europe also boosted demand for thermal coal, used to fuel power plants, traders said.
Iron ore prices rose to $90 a tonne amid stronger Chinese demand, approaching the summer peak of $115 a tonne. The rise came as the China Iron and Steel Association, Beijing’s top negotiator on annual price talks with miners, said that it saw ore prices rising in the next round of discussions. [thumbsup]
Ovome treba dodati još i dio istog teksta posebno važnog za Panamaxe.
Wet weather in the Midwest has hindered farmers; as of the end of last week, the corn harvest was only 25 per cent complete, compared with 53 per cent at the same point last year. The soyabean harvest was 51 per cent complete compared with 85 per cent a year earlier.