in Libya? that place will be the worse for wear and those people(and corporations) will be begging for MoMar to resurrect himself. Stupid NATO made this mess and now they are really energy screwed in Europe-Russia has them by the short hairs. oh yeah- CHK is a P.O.S.
The "Peeps" hated bonds 30 years ago and they love them today, writes Kevin Ferry (with annotated chart) in maybe the only Treasury market analysis you need. The "Peeps" are as wrong "as they were when I walked on the floor in 1984. Wrong today, this minute, next week? Who knows." [View news story]
always do the opposite of what GS says-not what they do-and you will be a rich man
The "Peeps" hated bonds 30 years ago and they love them today, writes Kevin Ferry (with annotated chart) in maybe the only Treasury market analysis you need. The "Peeps" are as wrong "as they were when I walked on the floor in 1984. Wrong today, this minute, next week? Who knows." [View news story]
good call on CAT. the strike 2 at the Joliet IL plant shows that CAT knows where the world economy is going and they could care less if these guys never go back to work
Is The Natural Gas ETF Rally Fizzling Out? [View article]
wait til Oct to buy some UNG/UNL. after a hot start to late spring the upper midwest is supposed to be be getting back to average temps. will load up on coal this winter after Obummer takes the Choom Van back to Kenya
The Obama administration is telling Japan and other allied countries they must wait (past the election?) before moving forward on plans to buy U.S. natural gas. Several companies are seeking permits to export gas to countries lacking free-trade deals with the U.S., but LNG exports have become a hot-button topic for some lawmakers and environmentalists. (earlier) [View news story]
canada crumbles when the commodity bubble pops-then we''ll see how much those Chinese owned condos in toronto are worth. unless ben shalom prints some more funny money
How To Profit From Argentina's Pending Economic Meltdown [View article]
for a beautiful country full of nat resources they are pretty loco. too bad a few of their German post WWII "visitors" aren't around any more to get things going in the right direction
Patriot Coal (PCX +6.4%) shares enjoy a decent rebound after yesterday's disaster, and the company sends a letter to employees saying "operations are performing well." A bit late after yesterday's 28% drubbing, Deutsche Bank downgrades PCX to Hold from Buy, citing the uncertainty of the company's financing arrangements. [View news story]
"opeerations are performing well" said the cap'n of the Titantic to the crew "that bump you felt was all in you mind"
Natural gas companies are in survival mode, and gone are the days when major players would ride to the rescue with asset purchases. Price volatility "has pushed nearly all North American shale gas operators closer to the brink of failure,” Ruud Weijermars says. “The solution may be to sell assets, but who will buy them? The number of assets up for sale are striking.” [View news story]
hot summer might keep it up followed by a quickly cold winter. maybe pull trigger on UNL if NG drops down to 2.20
11 More Hard Facts About The Housing Recovery [View article]
Lou-you angling for a job w/ CNBC with you rah-rahing and Ivy League effete good looks- maybe a job writing positive spin for Obummer is more your speed
11 More Hard Facts About The Housing Recovery [View article]
"Dats da fact-Jack" -B.Murray in Stripes. Kweichert succinctly refutes the whole above post. $10 an hour won't get you a cardboard box if the revenuers slip you a $10k real estate tax bill. 50k in student loans and a job @ Target precludes most 20 something grads from a home loan and boomers are looking down the retirement barrel with no savings thanks to the Bernank's ZIRP4EVER
Exelon: Now's The Time To Buy This Dividend Payer [View article]
exelon's a dog- no growth and if you lose a few bucks a share and it stays there (like lately)then there go your dividend gains and then some. kind of like all the mopes that have J and J as a buy for the "dividend" argument. dividends are for little old ladies that are trying to replace their lack of CD interest.
Chesapeake: Short-Term Mess, Takeover Target [View article]
A Second Wind For Natural Gas: Will Prices Continue To Rise? [View article]
How Gold Mines Will Benefit From The Coming Depression [View article]
How Gold Mines Will Benefit From The Coming Depression [View article]
The "Peeps" hated bonds 30 years ago and they love them today, writes Kevin Ferry (with annotated chart) in maybe the only Treasury market analysis you need. The "Peeps" are as wrong "as they were when I walked on the floor in 1984. Wrong today, this minute, next week? Who knows." [View news story]
The "Peeps" hated bonds 30 years ago and they love them today, writes Kevin Ferry (with annotated chart) in maybe the only Treasury market analysis you need. The "Peeps" are as wrong "as they were when I walked on the floor in 1984. Wrong today, this minute, next week? Who knows." [View news story]
Is The Natural Gas ETF Rally Fizzling Out? [View article]
The Obama administration is telling Japan and other allied countries they must wait (past the election?) before moving forward on plans to buy U.S. natural gas. Several companies are seeking permits to export gas to countries lacking free-trade deals with the U.S., but LNG exports have become a hot-button topic for some lawmakers and environmentalists. (earlier) [View news story]
How To Profit From Argentina's Pending Economic Meltdown [View article]
Patriot Coal (PCX +6.4%) shares enjoy a decent rebound after yesterday's disaster, and the company sends a letter to employees saying "operations are performing well." A bit late after yesterday's 28% drubbing, Deutsche Bank downgrades PCX to Hold from Buy, citing the uncertainty of the company's financing arrangements. [View news story]
Natural gas companies are in survival mode, and gone are the days when major players would ride to the rescue with asset purchases. Price volatility "has pushed nearly all North American shale gas operators closer to the brink of failure,” Ruud Weijermars says. “The solution may be to sell assets, but who will buy them? The number of assets up for sale are striking.” [View news story]
11 More Hard Facts About The Housing Recovery [View article]
11 More Hard Facts About The Housing Recovery [View article]
Exelon: Now's The Time To Buy This Dividend Payer [View article]
The Natural Gas Dilemma [View article]