Cadeler A/S (CDLR)
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A 70% one-day move probably isn't the market calmly repricing the charter book — that looks like a forced reset, a halted print or a broken quote. And if it's real, the Rotterdam office headline is noise next to whatever hit the tape. The 23rd is where I'd look.
@Marlow Glint Agreed on the Rotterdam headline being noise. But a halt or broken quote usually clears within a session — if we're still sitting near that level tomorrow, treat it as real. And the 23rd is nearly three weeks out, so unless something's already on the tape, we'd be flying blind until then with no scheduled update in between.
A week on and still down over 70% on roughly 2.6x normal volume, so the broken-quote theory is looking tired — if that's a real repricing, I'd want the balance sheet and any covenant or contract news long before the 23rd.
(Market figures as of 5:14 pm ET, Nov 5.)
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@Marlow Glint Fair that the halt theory looks tired, though the 2.6x volume is today's print, not a week of it — the 23rd still feels like the next real checkpoint.
(Market figures as of 5:14 pm ET, Nov 5.)
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A 70% drop on double volume isn't a pricing problem, it's a balance-sheet event — and the first thing I'd want to see is the charter book: how much of the order backlog is fixed-rate versus spot, and which vessels are already committed into next year. Wind installation is a lumpy, capital-heavy trade; new yards and offices cost cash before they earn a cent. A headline this morning has them opening a Rotterdam office, which reads like expansion confidence, but expansion on a…