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Handysize: Between 20,000 and 39,999 DWTImage Removed

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The Area Filter 

Shipfix has mapped out the relevant load areas for each segment. One Segment can be selected per page. Image Removed

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The Business Type Filter

The business type filter enables a user to decide whether they would like to see only voyage orders or just TCs or select both types of charter party types which is the default selection. Image Removed

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The Forward Period Filter

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Tonnage Circulars - If you select "Spot + 25 days" and today is 1st June, this will show tonnage circulars, that the first open date (first circulated open date) falls within the 1st of June until the 26th of June (both dates included).Image Removed

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The Circulated within Filter Image Removed

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The circulated within filter enables a user to decide whether just want to see circulars in recent emails such as ones sent within the last 5 days, this is working days so it excludes weekends.

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The table of the top left hand side of the screen shows the count of cargo orders, split by the top 5 routes, with routes outside the top 5 routes falling under the “other” category. The total is an overall total demand of all the routes out of the load area. Image Removed

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Supply - Tonnage Circulars

The table on the top right hand side of the screen shows the count of tonnage circulars relevant to the load area. The first area will be tonnage supply within the load area and underneath this will be all the relevant ballast areas where vessels are typically sourced from. Image Removed

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The Trend 

WoW = Week on Week Trend = Current count of cargo orders versus the Count of orders in the same day of last week (current period - 7 days)

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MoM = Current count of cargo orders versus the Count of orders in the same day 4 weeks ago (current period - 28 days)Image Removed

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The % & # enables a user to switch between the trend being shown as a percentage or as a number.Image Removed

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The Demand, Supply & Baltic Prices Graph 

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Multiple of these ballast areas can be selected together or separately to make up the supply of vessels. Image Removed

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The display mode enables users to either see the Tonnage Open Areas added together as one series or split and shown as a separate series. Image Removed

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Baltic Prices - a user who has subscribed to the Baltic Exchange, can select the relevant route prices here, an average of the routes or the average of routes within a basin such as the Atlantic (ATL).  Image Removed

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Use the tool below the graph to select which period you would like to see. Image Removed

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