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  • musketeernumberone musketeernumberone • Mar 22, 2011 12:13 PM Flag

    Coal

    You can buy almost ANY coal stock and do better than with PBR.

    http://seekingalpha.com/article/258917-cramer-s-mad-money-6-ways-to-play-the-coal-supercycle-3-17-11

    Even Winny should be able to understand the significance of this chart... or continue to stick proudly with a loser:

    http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=PBR+Interactive#chart2:symbol=pbr;range=2y;compare=btu+mee+wlt+ico+pcx;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined

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    • winsabokk winsabokk • Mar 23, 2011 4:11 PM Flag

      You might like this quote from the reckoning:

      The opponents of nuclear power tend to portray the contrast between nukes and hydrocarbon-generated electricity as a choice between adopting a rabid hyena or a Golden Retriever puppy. But the contrast is not quite that extreme or simplistic. A more accurate metaphor might be choosing between sleeping under a guillotine blade every night or sleeping in an airport smoking lounge. As long as the blade never falls, that's a much better - and healthier - place to sleep.

      The Chinese will be taking full advantage here to game the uranium mkts ans I doubt very much they really slow down.

      That said, as a LT investment, I have to think valuations for uranium miners will be hurt for a long time.

    • winsabokk winsabokk • Mar 22, 2011 4:46 PM Flag

      <<Even Winny should be able to understand the significance of this chart... or continue to stick proudly with a loser:>>

      Excuse me?

      I don't even own PBR, you moron.

      I've played it in the past along with selling puts and calls and had just about a 2 bagger in less than 2 years.

      More recently, I considered selling PBR puts (a mildly bullish strategy)but have not pulled the trigger but still might.

      So stop putting words in my mouth and pay attention.

      I was playing devils's advocate and asking you to clarify your constant bashing of PBR and you still haven't come forward with any FORWARD looking detail to back up your statements that PBR would still be massively short of capital and would need to dilute further.

      Still waiting...


      My criticism of you was your constant slamming of a stock at every opportunity with nothing to back it up except recent history via a chart and a rear view look.

      Big deal.

      FWIW, I never pounded the table on PBR and I think there are other better ways to play energy.

      But as compared to the majors which has been my point all along, PBR is better.

      Get it?

      I'm tired of your childish antics and your abrasive personality.

    • musketeernumberone musketeernumberone • Mar 22, 2011 12:28 PM Flag

      Seriously, if you want to make money during the rest of this year look at semiconductors, optical networking, solar, LED, coal, NG, rare earth minerals, AAPL, cloud computing, Japanese small caps... Almost ANYTHING will do better than PBR.

      I am not a basher, I am a realist. Or, stick with a loser in the name of consistency. Its your money.

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      • jaquecroissant jaquecroissant • Mar 22, 2011 12:38 PM Flag

        Nothing wrong with being a realist....I agree. That is why we diversify......no need for too much dead money. Since I'm in PBR with what I consider to be a pretty low cost basis(34 bucks)....well, I'm comfortable sitting for a while.

        If we get another correction I'm buying CLF. My fav of the iron ore and coal plays. Just put up a 10 year chart and that will tell you how well management has been......I still call em Cleveland Cliffs! I'm old fashioned.

        btw....It is amazing that Django could play so well after the fire with only 2 useful fingers.

 
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