TRMD Stock Recent News

Russian sanctions will remove a significant number of crude tankers from the market. This opens the refined product trade to benefit from cannibalization of the crude market and removal of LR2 capacity. Peace agreements between Israel and the Hamas could allow the Red Sea to eventually reopen, removing ton-miles from the global fleet.

TORM's recent stock weakness, in my view, is a buying opportunity, as the key factors behind its post-2018 rebound should persist for the next 2-3 years. Strong Q3 performance with $263M TCE earnings, $191M EBITDA, and 20.3% ROIC, showcasing resilience in a volatile market. Structural industry dynamics, like an aging global fleet and limited newbuilds, support sustained high TCE rates and earnings growth.

The New Year is a good time to review your portfolio and acquire some new investments. Tax-loss selling in December often leads to opportunities in January. I started rotating out of U.S. tech stocks and into non-tech & foreign stocks last year. That includes many high-yield stocks.

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Value Investor's Edge Live hosted TORM CEO Jacob Meldgaard for an exclusive interview on Sept. 19. TORM plc is one of the largest US-listed product tanker firms with a $3.1B market capitalization. Jacob provides evenhanded industry commentary and is a well-trusted source. We reviewed current market conditions, and ongoing shipping disruptions, and discussed the potential for a strong seasonal rally starting in October.

Last week, TORM plc stock crashed as oil prices collapsed worldwide. As an oil tanker, TORM's business is impacted by the supply and demand for oil. However; it doesn't depend on high oil prices the same way that E&Ps do. The demand for oil and size of the tanker fleet are the more relevant factors here.

High dividend yields often signal financial struggles rather than lucrative opportunities. The "dogs of the Dow" strategy may not work well with Nasdaq's top-yielding dividend stocks.

TORM plc's share price dropped 15% due to market sell-off and seasonality, but maintains an 18% dividend yield with potential upside in Q4. Global refinery shifts away from Europe to the Middle East and Africa will enhance clean product trade, benefiting TRMD. Increased vessel supply from crude to clean trades has capped rates, but the TMX pipeline and seasonality will reverse this trend, supporting future rates.

The most oversold stocks in the energy sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.