For those familiar with the energy industry as a whole and the politics associated with them, coal has always been the black sheep of the energy spectrum. Strong public disinformation has been an Achilles heel for coal companies in the past and the present is no exception - witness Saint Gore's idea that despite the world's current energy crunch, there should be a moratorium on building any new coal-fired energy plants.
Arch Coal, more than any other company in the industry, is trying to erase the stereotypes of years past and gain public support for an industry which has so much to offer those seeking true energy independence. Through its equity share in a CTG facility in Wyoming, its unprecedented full environmental impact report on Mountain Laurel, and its inclusion in Forbes' list of the most trustworthy companies, Arch is the model for the modern energy company.
At the present, I'm getting burned on SOLF. I bought it at $25.35 with talk of as much as $80.00. It hit $40.00 in January, then the bottom dropped out, so I will wait, and hope to break even.
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Arch Coal, more than any other company in the industry, is trying to erase the stereotypes of years past and gain public support for an industry which has so much to offer those seeking true energy independence. Through its equity share in a CTG facility in Wyoming, its unprecedented full environmental impact report on Mountain Laurel, and its inclusion in Forbes' list of the most trustworthy companies, Arch is the model for the modern energy company.
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I've yet to hear anything, but I have a plan? Yes, what is it?
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