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PowerShares Global Coal Portfolio ETF (PKOL)

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  • Ethanol vs. Natural Gas or Coal: Comparison Not Even Close [View article]
    Natural gas. Maybe not for cars, but what about power plants, heating, govt transportation systems, etc.
    Comment by Luke Skywooker
    Jan 1 17:55 pm |
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  • Ethanol Versus Natural Gas or Coal: Not Even Close! [View instapost]
    Doug I'm with you on this one. Be carful though RTK needs to raise cash for some of their proposed projects, I suspect some dilution.... More »
    Comment by ScroogeMcduck
    Dec 25 01:52 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Ethanol Versus Natural Gas or Coal: Not Even Close! [View instapost]
    Here I go again. I have an interest in both Rentek and Syntroleum and they are in the synthetic diesel manufacturing business. Using... More »
    Comment by Doug K
    Dec 24 13:14 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Systematic Trading Plan: Current 50 Day Moving Average Signals for December 22, 2009 [View instapost]
    The Holy Grail to Investing. The utlimate business solution. The ability to cut the cost of any business expense, or just plain... More »
    Comment by User 487071
    Dec 21 23:05 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Ethanol vs. Natural Gas or Coal: Comparison Not Even Close [View article]
    The problem with rendering a decision here is that some ethanol producers in the US seem to have done quite well. One commentator said... More »
    Comment by Ferdinand E. Banks
    Dec 18 08:58 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • New Chinese Coal Mining Regulations Mean Opportunity for Multi-National Producers [View article]
    only chinese people do what is in their best interest ? What about the fat cats as cited by Obama ? I sure hope you are also doing... More »
    Comment by tipalia
    Dec 16 15:02 pm |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • King Coal Gets $3.1B to Clean Up Its Act [View article]
    $3.18 Billion would not even make the down payment on one nuclear power plant. $3.18 Billion would probably be enough to... More »
    Comment by Fred Linn
    Dec 15 22:36 pm |
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  • New Chinese Coal Mining Regulations Mean Opportunity for Multi-National Producers [View article]
    The Chinese are building more coal plants than the rest of the world is closing. I prefer natural gas for us. China, Inc. will do... More »
    Comment by Thomas Smicklas
    Dec 15 22:18 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • New Chinese Coal Mining Regulations Mean Opportunity for Multi-National Producers [View article]
    aren't they just consolidating the mines into the bigger producers versus closing the mines?
    Comment by Stone Fox Capital
    Dec 15 16:33 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Shipping and Coal ETFs Could Be Primed for a Spike [View article]
    I don't know about coal, but dry bulk shipping rates prospect next year is not all green, given the huge number of new ships expected to... More »
    Comment by Brady J.
    Dec 15 11:35 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Coal's Bright Future [View article]
    The coal vs. natural gas price war is just getting started. The cost to transport LNG is dropping fast with technology improvements in... More »
    Comment by Elliott
    Dec 14 11:38 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • King Coal Gets $3.1B to Clean Up Its Act [View article]
    Waste of money. Show how powerful the coal industry is in Washington. Better investment would be to build more nuclear plants.
    Comment by joeflynn
    Dec 14 01:13 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Coal's Bright Future [View article]
    It's quite ironic that while on the one hand we have this international commitment to tackling global warming, on the other hand, the... More »
    Comment by Tempo dulu
    Dec 13 21:38 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Coal's Bright Future [View article]
    Excellent comment by User 353732, but he is very wrong about one thing. If Russia keeps electing people like Putin and Medvedev, they... More »
    Comment by Ferdinand E. Banks
    Dec 13 06:02 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • King Coal Gets $3.1B to Clean Up Its Act [View article]
    Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Especially a woman as big as Mother Nature.
    Comment by Fred Linn
    Dec 12 20:15 pm |
    Rating: 0 0