German bank regains confidence in Mærsk
Af Boris Gullev
17-01-2007
11:04
The international investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort today upgraded the Mærsk share and thus sent the investors a clear message to keep their Mærsk shares instead of selling them, which was earlier the bank’s recommendation.
According to the bank the freight rates give cause for some optimism in the wake of a disastrous 2006 for the container unit of the Mærsk empire.
Apparently the cycle has hit bottom and things can nearly only get better. And in the last week the share has also been rising.
»2007 will be a year with slightly falling or, if they are lucky, flat rates. There is a lot of capacity in the container market although we may have seen the worst. The rates are still falling on some routes while they are rising on others. It is still a very rough market but most of it has been factored into the share price,« analyst Mark McVicar told RB-Børsen today.
According to the bank the freight rates give cause for some optimism in the wake of a disastrous 2006 for the container unit of the Mærsk empire.
Apparently the cycle has hit bottom and things can nearly only get better. And in the last week the share has also been rising.
»2007 will be a year with slightly falling or, if they are lucky, flat rates. There is a lot of capacity in the container market although we may have seen the worst. The rates are still falling on some routes while they are rising on others. It is still a very rough market but most of it has been factored into the share price,« analyst Mark McVicar told RB-Børsen today.
*****||*****German bank regains confidence in Mærsk*****||*****The international investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort today upgraded the Mærsk share and thus sent the investors a clear message to keep their Mærsk shares instead of selling them, which was earlier the bank’s recommendation.
According to the bank the freight rates give cause for some optimism in the wake of a disastrous 2006 for the container unit of the Mærsk empire.
Apparently the cycle has hit bottom and things can nearly only get better. And in the last week the share has also been rising.
»2007 will be a year with slightly falling or, if they are lucky, flat rates. There is a lot of capacity in the container market although we may have seen the worst. The rates are still falling on some routes while they are rising on others. It is still a very rough market but most of it has been factored into the share price,« analyst Mark McVicar told RB-Børsen today.*****||*****
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