Louis Navellier finds two stocks benefiting from tight global supply
Star Bulk Carriers (SBLK) and Shell (SHEL) are benefiting from global supply constraints. SBLK reported Q2 earnings of $1.21 per share, up 1,000% YoY, and expects Q3 TCE rates of $23,547 per day. SHEL reported Q2 adjusted earnings of $9.84B, up 131% YoY, with raised Q3 estimates. Both companies are rated as strong buys by Louis Navellier.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Both companies are presented with strong recent performance, but no new information suggests immediate trading opportunities.
Market read
Reinforces existing bullish sentiment for shipping and refining sectors without adding fresh data.
What to watch
Potential future supply disruptions could alter the outlook, but not covered here.
Background
The article provides a summary of recent earnings and market conditions affecting Star Bulk Carriers and Shell.
Ticker impact
The article recaps Star Bulk Carriers' Q2 earnings and guidance, which were already released on 2026-08-05.
Limited impact; price likely unchanged.
All figures are from prior public release; no fresh catalyst.
The piece summarizes Shell's recent quarterly profit and dividend, already disclosed in its latest earnings release.
Minimal effect on price.
Information is a recap of already public results.
Market effects
Highlights ongoing strength in bulk shipping and refining sectors due to supply constraints.
None; effects are global but not tied to a specific region.
Modest, as it reinforces existing trends rather than introducing new drivers.
Counterpoint
Without new catalysts, investors may view the stocks as fully priced.
Key entities
- companyStar Bulk Carriers Corp.
Dry bulk shipping firm.
- companyShell plc
Integrated energy and chemicals company.





