SEA climbs to a fresh 52-week high as global shipping disruptions and surging freight rates fuel gains.
SEA NYSE: SE reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $7.8 billion, up 48% from a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA rose 11% to more than $917 million. Net income increased 11% year over year to $458 million, as growth in its Shopee e-commerce and Monee financial-services businesses helped offset a higher income tax expense.
SEA climbs to a fresh 52-week high as global shipping disruptions and surging freight rates fuel gains.
| Name | Quantity | Cost | Value | Profit ($) | Gain (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JD Jim Dushek HARBOUR INVESTMENTS Inc. | 300 | $5,082 | $6,127.5 | $1,045.5 | 20.57% |
| CAL CoreCap Advisors LLC CoreCap Advisors LLC | 13,559 | $192,524.24 | $277,010.37 | $84,486.13 | 43.88% |
Michael Radoff LGT Financial Advisors LLC | 648 | $8,084 | $13,238.64 | $5,154.64 | 63.76% |
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The company profiled focuses on operating within the global transportation and logistics sector, emphasizing investments in marine shipping, air freight, courier services, and port and harbor management companies. It operates a financial instrument designed to compile investments in a range of companies involved in the essential services that facilitate global trade and transportation, ensuring the movement of goods across international borders via various modes of transport. The company adopts a strategy of investing at least 80% of its net assets, alongside borrowings for investment purposes, in entities classified under the umbrella of Cargo Companies, indicating a concentrated focus on companies that play a pivotal role in the logistics and shipment industry, both in developed and emerging markets. This approach is targeted at investors looking to capitalize on the dynamic and critical global trade sector through a focused investment vehicle. Despite its specialized focus, the fund is categorized as non-diverse, pointing to its concentrated investment strategy rather than spreading risks across a wider array of sectors or industries.
Investing in companies that specialize in the transportation of goods across the world's oceans. This can include container ships, bulk carriers, tanker ships, and other vessels involved in international sea freight.
Allocating funds to enterprises that provide rapid delivery of goods through air transport. This category targets companies that offer courier services, air cargo, and express shipping solutions designed to meet the demands for speed, efficiency, and reliability.
Focused investment in the infrastructure side of the global trade, including companies that operate ports, harbors, and related facilities. These are crucial nodes in the international supply chain, facilitating the loading, unloading, and transient storage of goods as they are moved from origin to destination.