Just read a seeking @lphA article about ZIM which takes a pretty negative view on the company (I tried to post a link to it but I guess it isn't allowed on this sub). However, the company seems to be extremely cheap right now and the company's own guidance was fairly positive in their last earnings call (from what I recall). I'm also not really looking at this from a dividend perspective since they cancelled their dividend for now, just seems like a cheap cyclical. For now I'm just selling weekly puts and making some nice premium, but I'm thinking of actually buying in at some point. Thoughts?
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