Holy supply disruptions, Batman. Not one, not two, but these THREE separate incidents are going to tighten up metallurgical coal markets over the next month or so…
Anglo’s Grosvenor Coal Mine in Queensland, Australia was evacuated Saturday morning after a methane ignition caused a fire which engulfed the operation. Here, we take a look at possible effects on met coal markets…
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Mobile District, has announced the closure of the Holt Lock in Alabama, cutting off river transportation for Peabody and Warrior…
I don’t care for technical analysis much, but sometimes it is the best framework on which to build trade ideas. We examine that here, using HCC as an example…
I don’t care for technical analysis much, but sometimes it is the best framework on which to build trade ideas. We examine that here, using AMR as an example…
What to expect from the website and service over the next few months, and a
After being unable to export coal with the Port of Baltimore’s main channel blocked in the wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster, the CSX railroad said its terminal here has resumed coal shipments and expects to be back to normal early next week…
What to expect from the website and service over the next few months, and a
This seasonal pullback in PLV Futures has not caused such a bad commensurate pullback in met coal stocks.
Warrior Met Coal (NYSE: HCC) was upgraded by research analysts at Citigroup from a “neutral” rating to a “buy” rating
Citi has raised its rating on April 11 for Warrior Met Coal to ‘Buy’ from ‘Neutral’ and increased the target price to $75
Now that we’ve seen another annual rug pull in metallurgical coal markets, I thought it appropriate to revise forecasts and valuation comps