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Back in July of 2023 I bought a bunch of shipping stocks and wrote multiple articles highlighting them. These stocks pay massive dividends and I thought were going to breakout into a stage two run.

They indeed went up, and by the end of 2023 they simply soared, as you can see from the SEA shipping stock ETF above. However, I sold them this winter and moved my proceeds into gold, silver, and mining stocks as they were breaking out.

I’m glad I sold, because afterwards the shipping sector made a double top and has now rolled over, and is in a sharp downtrend, while trading below its 150 and 200-day moving averages.

That means it’s in a stage four bear market.

The individual shipping stocks even look worse than this ETF chart.

To show you just one of them take a look at ESEA.

When a bear trend hits a sector it isn’t fun for the stocks inside of it.

The earnings for shipping companies go up and down with the rates that they can charge companies around the world to transport goods, which is a simple supply and demand function.

The stocks seem to be forecasting that those earnings are going to shrink and if that happens that means that global trade is going to contract next year.

Will this be due to a slowing global economy or Trump tariffs?

Or both?

I guess we’ll find out.

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