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    1. Patriot Coal ([[PCX]] -27.1%) shares claw back only slightly as trading resumes after news of the company's new revolving credit facility. Other coal stocks ([[KOL]] -1.8%) still depressed: [[BTU]] ...

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      Tue, 22 May 2012

      trading resumes after news of the company's new revolving credit facility. Other coal stocks ( KOL -1.8% ) still depressed: BTU -2.9% , WLT -4.6% , CNX -1.6% , ACI -4.9% , ANR -3.2% , JRCC -8% . Post your comment!

    2. Patriot Coal ([[PCX]] -28.6%) plunges and is pulling all coal stocks ([[KOL]] -1.8%) lower, due to a report the company has fielded informal pitches from bankruptcy advisors. Last week, PCX delayed a ...

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      Tue, 22 May 2012

      from bankruptcy advisors , and that it aims to retain them even if the company can't satisfy its near-term financing needs. ACI -7%, JRCC -6.3%, ANR -5.1%, BTU -3.8%, WLT -3.5%, CNX -2.3%. Post your comment!

    3. The Coal Panic Has Arrived, It's Time To Buy

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      Fri, 18 May 2012

      By Paulo Santos : The risk was always there. When I wrote my article " The Long And Short Theses In Coal ," I wrote on how the coal sector ( KOL ) was exposed to a possible panic. This panic as arrived. The short thesis as defended by me isn't really a call to short, as much as a call to a ...

    4. Alpha Natural Resources ([[ANR]] -6.3%) sinks to a five-year low after Moody's lowers its outlook on the U.S. coal industry to negative and expects a "permanent" decline in some aspects of U.S. coal ...

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      Tue, 8 May 2012

      its outlook on the U.S. coal industry to negative and expects a "permanent" decline in some aspects of U.S. coal consumption. Other coal stocks are getting slaughtered too: ACI -7.7% , JRCC -8.6% , BTU -3.5% . 1 comment!

    5. Controversy On Shale Gas Boom And Burst Explained

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      Tue, 8 May 2012

      The controversy is important to not just to the US natural gas sector, but to the coal sector as well. James River Coal Company ( JRCC ) CEO mentioned shale gas declines in last week's earnings conference even though they produce no shale

    6. James River Coal ( JRCC ): Q1 EPS of -$0.45 beats by $0.21. Revenue of $280M (+83% Y/Y) beats by $3M. (PR)

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      Thu, 3 May 2012

      James River Coal ( JRCC ): Q1 EPS of -$0.45 beats by $0.21 . Revenue of $280M (+83% Y/Y) beats by $3M . ( PR ) Post your comment!

    7. Dropping Coverage of James River

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      Mon, 23 Apr 2012

      We are dropping coverage of James River Coal JRCC . We have been consistently negative on the company's prospects for many years, and given the continuing challenges faced by

    8. 2 High Dividend Coal Mining Stocks Being Accumulated By World's Largest Money Managers

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      Wed, 18 Apr 2012

      By Ganaxi Small Cap Movers : The average coal mining stock, as represented by the Market Vectors® Coal ETF ( KOL ), is flat YTD after a crippling 33% loss in 2011. The group has been hammered over falling demand due to both the weak global economy as well as competition from cheap natural gas and

    9. New Morningstar Analyst Report - James River Coal Company

      Stock Reports

      Tue, 17 Apr 2012

      Most of the factors that drive James River's success are not under the company's control: commodity prices, transportation, and environmental policies. Adverse changes in conditions would curtail profitability.It's currently unprofitable to produce thermal coal in Appalachia. James River is one of

    10. Evidence Casts Suspicion On Shougang Fushan's Financials: Part I

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      Wed, 11 Apr 2012

      similar to Walter Energy: WLT , Arch Coal: ACI , Alpha Natural Resources: ANR , Patriot Coal Corp: PCX , and James River Coal: JRCC ). The company, which went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ("HKEX") via an effective reverse merger, owns and operates

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