Hudson City Bancorp, Inc. Message Board
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A very good financial move by ANR. Maybe the worm will finally turn. gltal
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He does not need to do anything until earnings announcement- he has already told you that they are going to be good without saying so explicitly. Got to read between the lines with this German- he's nobody's fool.
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My hedgefund buddies said expect massive RIP before close
by rowdyiml •May 9, 2013 12:57 PMrise in price
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Hernance has added nothing of value in years to HCBK, but he has lined his pockets real well nevertheless. He does not care about shareholders, only himself.
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That would be a very good thing to get rid of the Oaktree boys. Now if we can get walnut dudes on board, DMND may have some nice upside. gltal
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Every coal co. except ANR hitting 52 week lows today. Question is: Is there enough blood running in the streets yet???
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They don't have any problem smoking weed (good for your lungs I suppose) but God forbid those commies out West let the country use its resources. The rest of the coal producing nations must just laugfh at our idiot politicians.
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I agree. However, until spot coal prices start going up, ANR's pps will languish. Those of us that can wait out the current upheaval in the coal industry should be handsomely rewarded. gltal
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US Reconsiders Pacific Coal Exports as Consumption Rises in India, Japan
"...At the same time, some US politicians are calling for more coal rules, specifically regarding coal exports.
Democratic governors John Kitzhaber of Oregon and Jay Inslee of Washington want the government to consider denying permits for Pacific coal export terminals, according to Bloomberg.
In a letter to the White House Council of Environmental Quality, the governors said that a federal review of the export facilities must look not only at local environmental impacts, but also at the greenhouse gas effects of American coal burned for power in places like Asia.
That’s certainly the place to watch, as Asian demand continues to eat up slack in the global thermal coal market."
These clowns masquerading as politicians will do everyrthing in their power to destroy our economy. Their logic is so flawed- don't they realize if the US isn't allowed to export more coal some other country will step in and do the job???? I feel sorry for any American that votes for these clownish "progressives." - Reply to
North America becoming big coal exporter as domestic consumption declines
by benstevens75 •Mar 28, 2013 9:16 AMProfit is a good thing. ANR has good management despite crazy Crutch's mission to fire the CEO. Patience is key. gltu
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I rtaher listen to Joe the Clown than that pompous a*s*s withthe bow tie on Bloomers show.
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North America becoming big coal exporter as domestic consumption declines
by benstevens75 •Mar 28, 2013 9:16 AMGlad you are back sir. Look forward to your posts and folksy commentaries about life experiences.
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It would nto surprise me if we trade all day between 14.3-15
by invest75 •Mar 28, 2013 8:29 AMyes. nothing has been settled between shorts and longs with this earnings report. We can look forward to another 3 months of hype, bs and a kernel of truth from both sides. Should be a lot of fun. glta
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On e-trade level 2.Shorts going to cover today.
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i'll go get laid and still hold my shares
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To provide more clean energy for its fast growing economy, China's regulatory authority has given the green light on preparatory work for a huge coal gasification project in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
The project, located in Huocheng County, is designed to produce 6 billion cubic meters of gas annually. China Power Investment Corporation will invest 50 billion yuan (about 8.05 billion U.S. dollars) in the project.
It is one of four coal gasification projects for which preparatory work has recently been approved. The other three, located in Shanxi Province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, have a combined capacity of 12 billion cubic meters annually, with a budgeted investment of 100 billion yuan.
To date, the National Development and Reform Commission has ratified four coal gasification projects, with a total output capacity of 15 billion cubic meters and an investment of nearly 100 billion yuan.
Sinopec is also planning an 8,280 kilometer-long gas pipeline from Xinjiang to Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces, and it will launch a coal gasification project with a capacity of 20 billion cubic meters in Xinjiang.
Over 60 percent of the power driving China's roaring economy comes from coal, which has resulted in serious pollution problems that are forcing China to explore cleaner sources of energy.
In recent years China has clearly increased investment in nuclear power, hydroelectric power, natural gas, solar energy, wind power and other clean and renewable energy fields.
With the development of new technologies, coal gasification will also become a key sector in the country's clean energy initiative, analysts have said.