Coal Investors Partying Like It's 1999 [View article]
ANR is an excellent LT investment in the coal sector. It,s the largest U.S. supplier of met coal & shipped to 17 different countries last quarter. They report that they have 21 million tonnes of met coal that is either unpriced or uncommitted for 2009 & 2010. For those investors/speculators who want a low priced idea in the sector, I suggest Western Canadian Coal Corp. symbol: WTN.TO, which trades on the Toronto Exchange at about $6.00. The interesting aspect of this company is that they announced on May 7 that they negotiated a majority of their 2008 hard coking coal contracts at an aver. price above $300 per tonne ( 365% above prior prices ) and a majority of their 2008 low-vol PCI ( pulverized coal injection coal ) at approx. $248 per tonne ( 350% above prior prices ). CEO John Hogg says " company should be producing significant cash flow shortly "--well I guess so !! WTN is 45.73% owned by Cambrian Mining PLC , which trades on the LSE under the symbol CBM.L at a price of 194.00 GBP. WTN plans to increase their capacity for high quality met coal which now stands at 3.7 million tonnes per an. They recently added 15.7 million tonnes , or 18% , to their coal reserves. These 2 stocks could be real winners over the next several years--or until supply of met coal exceeds demand. I have positions in all 3 companies mentioned.
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ANR is an excellent LT investment in the coal sector. It,s the largest U.S. supplier of met coal & shipped to 17 different countries last quarter. They report that they have 21 million tonnes of met coal that is either unpriced or uncommitted for 2009 & 2010. For those investors/speculators who want a low priced idea in the sector, I suggest Western Canadian Coal Corp. symbol: WTN.TO, which trades on the Toronto Exchange at about $6.00. The interesting aspect of this company is that they announced on May 7 that they negotiated a majority of their 2008 hard coking coal contracts at an aver. price above $300 per tonne ( 365% above prior prices ) and a majority of their 2008 low-vol PCI ( pulverized coal injection coal ) at approx. $248 per tonne ( 350% above prior prices ). CEO John Hogg says " company should be producing significant cash flow shortly "--well I guess so !! WTN is 45.73% owned by Cambrian Mining PLC , which trades on the LSE under the symbol CBM.L at a price of 194.00 GBP. WTN plans to increase their capacity for high quality met coal which now stands at 3.7 million tonnes per an. They recently added 15.7 million tonnes , or 18% , to their coal reserves. These 2 stocks could be real winners over the next several years--or until supply of met coal exceeds demand. I have positions in all 3 companies mentioned.
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