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      <title>Revisiting The Coal Sector With An Alternate Altman Z-Score Model</title>
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        <![CDATA[The is one little aspect forgotten. 50% of the cash flow now comes out of Australia with the acquisition of Macarthur Coal. Peabody are actually is new uncharted territory. The AUD staying up around parity while commodity prices wall is also uncharted territory. That 50% cash flow supply will be under pressure until the AUD falls and costs vs. revenue can get back to some normality. But I still think BTU is safe as long as they have assets to sell.]]>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 28 May 2012 16:37:17 -0400</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[The is one little aspect forgotten. 50% of the cash flow now comes out of Australia with the acquisition of Macarthur Coal. Peabody are actually is new uncharted territory. The AUD staying up around parity while commodity prices wall is also uncharted territory. That 50% cash flow supply will be under pressure until the AUD falls and costs vs. revenue can get back to some normality. But I still think BTU is safe as long as they have assets to sell.]]>
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