Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR)

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  • commenter
    Eric
    Harrington
    Sep 05 08:56 PM
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    8 Stocks to Buy if McCain Wins [view article]
    We should be drilling no matter who is President. Want to create jobs at home? Want to help companies grow? Want to supply our own energy to not only our own people, but better position ourselves to sell to other countries? The answer is a no-brainer. Turning a blind-party line eye to this would be criminal. Reply
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    avwyahav@013
    .net
    Sep 04 10:45 AM
    8 Stocks to Buy if McCain Wins [view article]
    absolutely Reply
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    paultaut
    Sep 04 08:57 AM
    8 Stocks to Buy if McCain Wins [view article]
    Metalurgical Coal. Technology for Clean Coal is already available, at least in the Lab. Super fine filters have been Lab grown which capture 100% of the CO2 by targeting the molecules themselves. The current problem facing this tech. is growing them in sizes to fit smokestacks. Eventually they will be.

    As far as drilling is concerned, if it contributes to job growth, I say do it. Besides, I do not know a single person who has been to ANWR but know a lot who have gone to Yellowstone.     Reply
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    Andy1234
    Sep 04 08:21 AM
    8 Stocks to Buy if McCain Wins [view article]
    Don't we already import coal from Canada? and wouldn't the majority of our Uranium 235 come from Canada or need to be imported as well?

    The largest supplier of oil is Canada to the USA.


    Looks like Canada will be doing well with their exports.     Reply
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    notsosmart
    Aug 26 09:09 PM
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    Best and Worst Performing Stocks of the Current Bear Market [view article]
    ever check out FRO. just declared a $3.00 dividend.well run & the ceo does not get paid.only dividends Reply
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    User 44928
    Aug 26 05:05 PM
    Best and Worst Performing Stocks of the Current Bear Market [view article]
    HK is a great little stock...lots of smiles in my portfolio. Reply
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    User 199792
    Aug 26 02:55 PM
    Best and Worst Performing Stocks of the Current Bear Market [view article]
    Actually stocks will eventually correct 70%. If at the bottom, the ones that do not go out of business will be great buys. Which ones? Only the Shadow knows Reply
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    User 218405
    Aug 26 11:17 AM
    Best and Worst Performing Stocks of the Current Bear Market [view article]
    Does anyone honestly think Las Vegas, the world's largest resort combine is just going to disappear? Then let me sell you some vacant land on Mt. Everest. This is a golden opportunity to accumulate LVS MGM, Boyd and Wynn shares at fire sale prices. If that wasn't enough, add Macau, the largest gambling mecca in the world which is frosting on the cake.
    Daniel Kowkabany     Reply
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    Coalman
    Aug 25 12:58 PM
    Cleveland Cliffs vs. Harbinger: Will the Hedgies Win? [view article]
    "Cleveland-Cliffs Chief Executive Joseph Carrabba spoke with Clark on July 15 to inform him that the company was about to announce the proposed acquisition of Alpha" ? Who is "Clark" ? I was thinking he met with Falcone. Anyway, the Oct 3rd vote can't come soon enough as this cloud of uncertainty is not good for ANR or CLF investors. Reply
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    pachanguero
    Aug 25 12:28 PM
    Best and Worst Performing Stocks of the Current Bear Market [view article]
    ANR is headed for $200! Reply
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    JJTERRITO
    Aug 24 03:17 PM
    My Website
    Cleveland Cliffs vs. Harbinger: Will the Hedgies Win? [view article]
    The current situation fully reflects the ongoing problem facing management ,stockholders and the regulatory bodies.Hedge Funds have one objective,maximize profits.In my opinion they have advantages which the average investor does not possess-huge amounts of capital-which can be used to achieve their objectives.Naked short selling is just one of the tools in their arsenal,they also trade on multiple markets for opacity.Hedge Funds should be subjected to the same rules as retail customers and be required to trade strictly during trading hours of the U.S.markets.In addition,if their holdings exceed 9% a notice of their intentions should be made public prior to execution. Reply
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    pachanguero
    Aug 24 08:42 AM
    Cleveland Cliffs vs. Harbinger: Will the Hedgies Win? [view article]
    Another fine piece buy TM. This is a 09 story that will rock the mining world. CLF and ANR =$$$$$ Reply
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    MustangMatt
    Aug 21 01:23 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Healthcare and legacy costs are partially to blame, but the UAW is, in my opinion, more of the culprit. I worked for Ford and experienced the ridiculousness of all of the red tape first hand. The UAW is nothing more than a leech. From the union reps who do nothimg more than walk the floor and shake hands, to the stupid rules pertaining to job classification, unions are a big reason why AMerican car makers are struggling. Hell, in my plant (Sterling Heights plant on Mound road for Ford) we had a guy making over 100k a year and he was a damn floor cleaner!


    On Aug 01 07:24 PM brian58 wrote:

    > It isn't the unions that has caused the downfall of GM. It is healthcare
    > costs for retirees. GM can compete against Toyota. It cannot compete
    > against Japan. If we had universal health care coverage in this country
    > and American companies could get out of having to offer healthcare
    > benefits to it's employees then GM would be in better shape. And
    > before someone starts screaming about socialized medicine let me
    > state a few observations. Healthcare is not free. It costs money
    > to provide good healthcare and money is a finite resource. Everyone
    > has an obligation to take care of themselves by eating right, exercising
    > and not smoking. (Tobacco companies use to get government subsidies,
    > why shouldn't lung cancer patients) But every American citizen has
    > a right to decent healthcare. One of the things that made America
    > great was the availability of a free education to everyone, just
    > not for the rich. Modern medical technology is expensive. Some CEO
    > shouldn't get rich by saying no to the insurance company saying no
    > to my medical care. Why would you want to be part of a society that
    > put greed above the well being of it's citizens regardless of economic
    > class. Let's have compassionate capitalism in America. Money isn't
    > isn't evil but the love of money is or so they say.     Reply
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    Autocadmstr
    Aug 18 11:08 PM
    Best and Worst Performing Stocks Seven Months Into 2008 [view article]
    I agree with helsi. The last seven months for RDN was looking pretty bad, but all it took was a little legislation to be passed for it to soar. This stock deserves to be on the other chart now. Who would have guessed an 80 cent stock would hit $5 in such a short time period?! Timing is everything. Reply
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    mccsva
    Aug 12 01:25 PM
    Coal and Steel Stocks Take A Hit [view article]
    I just bought 1000 shares of CNX at $59.50-about 1/2 the share price of 5 weeks ago.
    Think it will be a good long term (18 months-3 years) play.

    Anyone agree / disagree ?     Reply
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