
Coal Stocks Rip, Time to Flip?
A quick rundown of the post-China stimulus rip in coal stocks, and how to think about positioning using some advice from our Substack and Twitter friend Le Shrub…

A quick rundown of the post-China stimulus rip in coal stocks, and how to think about positioning using some advice from our Substack and Twitter friend Le Shrub…

We walk through calibrating our CEIX model buildup and our projections for Q2…

First up for the US coal boys on Q2 earnings is ARCH -0.85%↓ who reports tomorrow (7/25/24) and will likely set the tone that the rest of the industry will have to meet or improve upon…

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…

The company experienced a decrease in net income and adjusted EBITDA compared to the same period last year, with revenues also showing a decline.

Herewith a quick note before earnings season kicks off tomorrow morning with Arch Resources results before the bell and earnings call at 10 am.

Jimmy Brock, President & CEO, CONSOL Energy, addressed the West Virginia Coal Association

Herewith an update of my personal account, positioning, trades, etc. by request.

This seasonal pullback in PLV Futures has not caused such a bad commensurate pullback in met coal stocks.

Citi has raised its rating on April 11 for Warrior Met Coal to ‘Buy’ from ‘Neutral’ and increased the target price to $75

Herewith the monthly technical analysis update along with some quick commentary on each coal producer.

The Port of Baltimore will be partially reopened to a depth of 35ft by the end of April and will fully reopen by the end of May