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… particularly, that is, if you are in the bear camp now less than 24 hours ahead of their Q2 23 interims, expected for both tomorrow, 25 July.

With a new 52-week high nearing Dkr1,500 from last week, now trading just about 1% below that level, DSV stock has risen 31% so far this year and about 70% since you read our “Catching falling knives” in late September.

The relief rally that came when its annuals were announced – after a last-minute ...

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