DAC

Danaos Corporation

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157.02 USD -1.84 -1.16%
As of Oct 30, 2026 Extended hours 157.02 0.00%
Bid
156.02 × 200
Ask
158.58 × 100
155.54 Day range 157.89
89.60 52-week range 170.22
YTD
+66.72%
1 year
+74.54%
Open
157.96
Prev close
158.86
Mkt cap
2.86B
Vol
106.64K
Avg vol
140.16K
EPS
29.55
P/E
5.31
Div yield
2.52%
More statistics
Low
155.54
High
157.89
Forward P/E
6.41
Beta
0.86
Short ratio
9.43
Inst. own
22.09%
Dividend
4.00
Ex-div date
Oct 12, 2026
Earnings
Nov 9, 2026
50-d avg
157.59
200-d avg
130.42
1y target
164.50

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Don Yacob DAC 3 years ago #2

Seems like the containership firms are taking a fiscally conservative approach, given overall market and current macro set up - I think its respectable and I will not make any assumptions today, I will base it on their moves as we get move closer to the large guaranteed cashflow cycle ending late

Don Yacob DAC 3 years ago #3

And here…. We…. Go

Don Yacob DAC 3 years ago #4

ER tomorrow after close

Don Yacob DAC 3 years ago #5

Good question Kristyian! It’s just a matter of time

gearhead_In_LA DAC 4 years ago #9

$DAC $GRIN $ZIM $GOGL $SBLK are among my holdings.
Thoughts on whether and to what extent share prices will be affected by the new the Ocean Shipping Reform Act that requires the Federal Maritime Commission to investigate complaints about late fees charged by ocean carriers and terminals. It also bars them from unreasonably refusing cargo space for U.S. shipments— and presumably they would only do this if they calculate it would cost them more than they could earn by collecting and carrying said cargo, right?

gearhead_In_LA DAC 4 years ago #10

I am no kid. I remember the recessions of the 70s and 80s all too well. And despite this, it’s entirely irrational, and stinks of hedge fund fuckery, that $DAC could deliver such tremendously successful numbers and then find their SP dip a few %points. They should be way up in a well-deserved fat green +++ 3-5% (at a minimum) this morning. *SHOULD. Do we need more regulation? Business success should always be reflected in SP value. It oughta be as rational as are the components of tuning a successful business: smart planning, creative/resourceful actions, positive balance of short and long range planning…generally accepted good business practices, facing and at least matching competition, maintaining and/or building a moat, and a bit of luck. $DAC has been and done ALL this… and yet here we are. ?