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SBLK
Star Bulk Carriers Corp.
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Sep 30, 2026 3:59:55 PM EDT

29.36USD+0.548%(+0.16)1,631,128

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Sep 30, 2026 8:33:30 AM EDT

29.68USD+1.644%(+0.48)125

After-hours

Sep 30, 2026 4:40:30 PM EDT

29.48USD+0.409%(+0.12)1,399

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As of Oct 1, 2026 2:15:23 AM EDT (1 min. ago)

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26 days ago • u/GuidanceImaginary416 • r/dividends • 1k_in_dividends_mainly_from_these_shipping • C

Roughly $1500 in DHT, $1400 in ECO, $1300 in SBLK. The rest came from growth funds with tiny dividends.

26 days ago • u/jrex035 • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_sep • C

It's crazy how little attention the shipping industry as a whole has gotten on this sub this year. The whole shipping complex (dry bulk, oil and product tankers, containers) have been going gangbusters all year.
ECO (+160%), EDRY (+412%), FRO (+110%), DHT(+72%), HAFN (+45%), DAC (+64%), SBLK (+71%), NMM (+94%), GSL (+50%), ZIM (+111%)
The ETFs tracking future rates for tankers (BWET) and drybulk (BDRY) are also up an astounding 3,594% and 105% respectively too.
And the best part? Most of these companies are turning their absolutely insane earnings into shareholder value through massive dividends. ECO for instance has an absurd 30% dividend yield right now, providing $21 in disbursements over the past 12 months on an equity trading at $71 per share currently.

26 days ago • u/GuidanceImaginary416 • r/dividends • 1k_in_dividends_mainly_from_these_shipping • C

Roughly $1500 in DHT, $1400 in ECO, $1300 in SBLK. The rest came from growth funds with tiny dividends.

26 days ago • u/jrex035 • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_sep • C

It's crazy how little attention the shipping industry as a whole has gotten on this sub this year. The whole shipping complex (dry bulk, oil and product tankers, containers) have been going gangbusters all year.
ECO (+160%), EDRY (+412%), FRO (+110%), DHT(+72%), HAFN (+45%), DAC (+64%), SBLK (+71%), NMM (+94%), GSL (+50%), ZIM (+111%)
The ETFs tracking future rates for tankers (BWET) and drybulk (BDRY) are also up an astounding 3,594% and 105% respectively too.
And the best part? Most of these companies are turning their absolutely insane earnings into shareholder value through massive dividends. ECO for instance has an absurd 30% dividend yield right now, providing $21 in disbursements over the past 12 months on an equity trading at $71 per share currently.

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