This stock is ridiculously undervalued.
The energy company takes a hit after earnings, but there's still reason for optimism.
Should you follow the adage "sell in May and go away?"
And you should be, too.
This portfolio is designed to produce a blended yield of 6% to 8%.
For a change, owners aren't losing money by having their ships on the water.
The common stock likely won't see a dividend, but this stock should.
Taking a historical perspective can help you handle it.
There are strong indications that the market has indeed recovered.
DHT Holdings stands to gain from steady Chinese demand.