FranR
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Borrachuzo, si son regalaos venga. Aunque me he quitado la CRI con un pilot hace ná. :
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Borrachuzo, si son regalaos venga. Aunque me he quitado la CRI con un pilot hace ná. :
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Que envidia, en Irlanda empieza hoy el juicio con jurado popular a los ex gestores del ancho irish national bank. Y aquí sin embargo los castuzos juzgan al juez que mando a la cárcel a blesa.
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juanfer
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Buenos dias y tal,
Un articulo interesante.
DAX-Sentiment: Careful What You Wish For
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This is not exactly the correction investors had in mind
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DAX-Sentiment: Careful What You Wish For
DAX-Sentiment Indicator
This is not exactly the correction investors had in mind
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Guybrush_Threepwood
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Borrachuzo, si son regalaos venga. Aunque me he quitado la CRI con un pilot hace ná. :
LOL
Sabías que aquí te puedes comprar una pipa sin problemas? Y semiautomaticas firmando un papel?
Por cierto,
A)vaya tunda carbonera,no?
B) vaya tunda colchonera,no?
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Será blanco o zain
Coal Industry in Structural Decline
Why Coal will Remain the Basis of Electricity Generation for Most of the World
Chinese Regulator Warns about Credit Risks of Coal Companies
Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI ) reported a big loss for the fourth quarter of 2013, its eighth straight. The numbers came in lower than many analysts expected and the company continues to struggle amid declining revenues. Arch posted a loss of $0.45 per share with revenues of $719.4 million. Part of the blame, according to Arch, was from a rail outage in the Powder River Basin and "geological" problems in Appalachia, which contributed to lower revenues.
With coal demand slumping, Arch Coal's stock price has been in freefall since 2011. It closed at $4.01 on February 3, down from the pre-recession highs of $70 per share, and even much lower than $35 per share just three years ago. Arch Coal's struggles mirror the sector as a whole. Shale gas is increasingly the fuel of choice for utilities as they make the switch away from coal to fire their power plants. In 2013, the coal industry produced only 984 million tons of coal, the first time since 1993 that the industry produced less than one billion tons.
However, the company believes it may be poised for a bit of a comeback. Natural gas prices have more than doubled since their lows nearly two years ago and they have continued on an upward trajectory from the remarkably cold weather in the northeastern United States. Record-low temperatures have led to high demand, and Henry Hub prices have rapidly jumped above $5 per million Btu. And with infrastructure bottlenecks, regional natural gas prices have temporarily spiked far beyond those levels.
This, Arch Coal believes, will allow coal to regain lost ground. For power generation, the U.S. burned through an additional 35 million tons of coal in 2013 compared to 2012 as higher natural gas prices prompted a coal bounce back. Moreover, prices for metallurgical coal (used for steelmaking) may be unsustainably low. Arch reported sales of metallurgical coal that were lower than even what was considered on the low end of expectations. But, the coal industry hopes that as demand catches up with supply, prices will again rise.
Some investor analysts agree, and think that the coal industry is set for a comeback. That may be the case in the short-term, but the longer-term picture is much shakier. A coal resurgence is based on the belief that the downturn over the last three years has been cyclical, and if the industry can just weather the bad times, it will turn out OK. To do this, companies have reduced capital expenditures in order to straighten out their balance sheets while waiting for better days. Arch's CEO John Eaves played down the losses and assured investors a rebound is coming, "Our goal in 2014 will be to once again tighten our belts to reduce cash outflow further and increase operational efficiencies...With signs that a rebound in U.S. thermal coal demand and pricing may be forthcoming, we are managing our operations in a manner that will enable us to benefit from that rebound as it occurs."
But what if the coal industry's struggles are not cyclical, but structural? The spike in natural gas prices may be an aberration. More importantly, forthcoming regulations on toxic mercury from the Environmental Protection Agency will put dozens of coal plants out of business. The much more significant limits on greenhouse gases from existing power plants may eliminate many more. Even if Congress or a new administration delays or prevents some of these regulations, at a minimum it is unlikely that utilities and investors will finance the construction of any new coal-fired power plants in the foreseeable future. This points to a structural decline, not a cyclical one.
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Coal Industry in Structural Decline
Why Coal will Remain the Basis of Electricity Generation for Most of the World
Chinese Regulator Warns about Credit Risks of Coal Companies
Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI ) reported a big loss for the fourth quarter of 2013, its eighth straight. The numbers came in lower than many analysts expected and the company continues to struggle amid declining revenues. Arch posted a loss of $0.45 per share with revenues of $719.4 million. Part of the blame, according to Arch, was from a rail outage in the Powder River Basin and "geological" problems in Appalachia, which contributed to lower revenues.
With coal demand slumping, Arch Coal's stock price has been in freefall since 2011. It closed at $4.01 on February 3, down from the pre-recession highs of $70 per share, and even much lower than $35 per share just three years ago. Arch Coal's struggles mirror the sector as a whole. Shale gas is increasingly the fuel of choice for utilities as they make the switch away from coal to fire their power plants. In 2013, the coal industry produced only 984 million tons of coal, the first time since 1993 that the industry produced less than one billion tons.
However, the company believes it may be poised for a bit of a comeback. Natural gas prices have more than doubled since their lows nearly two years ago and they have continued on an upward trajectory from the remarkably cold weather in the northeastern United States. Record-low temperatures have led to high demand, and Henry Hub prices have rapidly jumped above $5 per million Btu. And with infrastructure bottlenecks, regional natural gas prices have temporarily spiked far beyond those levels.
This, Arch Coal believes, will allow coal to regain lost ground. For power generation, the U.S. burned through an additional 35 million tons of coal in 2013 compared to 2012 as higher natural gas prices prompted a coal bounce back. Moreover, prices for metallurgical coal (used for steelmaking) may be unsustainably low. Arch reported sales of metallurgical coal that were lower than even what was considered on the low end of expectations. But, the coal industry hopes that as demand catches up with supply, prices will again rise.
Some investor analysts agree, and think that the coal industry is set for a comeback. That may be the case in the short-term, but the longer-term picture is much shakier. A coal resurgence is based on the belief that the downturn over the last three years has been cyclical, and if the industry can just weather the bad times, it will turn out OK. To do this, companies have reduced capital expenditures in order to straighten out their balance sheets while waiting for better days. Arch's CEO John Eaves played down the losses and assured investors a rebound is coming, "Our goal in 2014 will be to once again tighten our belts to reduce cash outflow further and increase operational efficiencies...With signs that a rebound in U.S. thermal coal demand and pricing may be forthcoming, we are managing our operations in a manner that will enable us to benefit from that rebound as it occurs."
But what if the coal industry's struggles are not cyclical, but structural? The spike in natural gas prices may be an aberration. More importantly, forthcoming regulations on toxic mercury from the Environmental Protection Agency will put dozens of coal plants out of business. The much more significant limits on greenhouse gases from existing power plants may eliminate many more. Even if Congress or a new administration delays or prevents some of these regulations, at a minimum it is unlikely that utilities and investors will finance the construction of any new coal-fired power plants in the foreseeable future. This points to a structural decline, not a cyclical one.
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Verde.....😛ienso:
Buenos dias:
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Buenos dias:
:FranR
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Empezamos verdecitos...pirata donde andas?
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Pero son líos sanos 😀
Se comenta que puede bajar los tipos aún más lo cual no sería ninguna tontería según está el percal.
Veremos si pasa algo o hace de Rajoy...
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Entramos en bkia si supera 1,35
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tesorero
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Buenos días:
El FROB advierte que la privatización de Bankia es una operación de gran calado
MADRID, 05 FEB. (Bolsamania.com/BMS) .- El presidente de la Comisión Rectora del Fondo de Reestructuración Ordenada Bancaria (FROB), Fernando Restoy, ha advertido que la privatización de Bankia es una operación “de gran calado”. Restoy ha confirmado en su Comparecencia en la comisión de Economía del Congreso que el FROB va a contratar “en los próximos días” un banco de inversión para analizar la desinversión en Bankia. Ayer, Efe apuntaba que el FROB había sacado a concurso el contrato para este servicio. “Hasta el próximo viernes, cualquier banco de inversión interesado podrá presentar sus propuestas, aunque será el FROB quien elija, previsiblemente la próxima semana, a un mínimo de cinco empresas”, explicaba la agencia de noticias. El FROB ostenta en Bankia a través de BFA un 68,39% del capital: "Se trata, lógicamente, de una operación de gran calado que solo debe acometerse tras identificar cuál es el momento y la modalidad de ejecución que permite maximizar el retorno para la hacienda pública". Valeriano Gómez, el representante del PSOE, ha indicado en el turno de preguntas de la Comisión que, en su opinión, "es pronto para privatizar Bankia". M.G.
Nuestros políticos especulando como ellos saben. Parece que bankia tiene más recorrido y quieren aguantarla más.
El FROB advierte que la privatización de Bankia es una operación de gran calado
MADRID, 05 FEB. (Bolsamania.com/BMS) .- El presidente de la Comisión Rectora del Fondo de Reestructuración Ordenada Bancaria (FROB), Fernando Restoy, ha advertido que la privatización de Bankia es una operación “de gran calado”. Restoy ha confirmado en su Comparecencia en la comisión de Economía del Congreso que el FROB va a contratar “en los próximos días” un banco de inversión para analizar la desinversión en Bankia. Ayer, Efe apuntaba que el FROB había sacado a concurso el contrato para este servicio. “Hasta el próximo viernes, cualquier banco de inversión interesado podrá presentar sus propuestas, aunque será el FROB quien elija, previsiblemente la próxima semana, a un mínimo de cinco empresas”, explicaba la agencia de noticias. El FROB ostenta en Bankia a través de BFA un 68,39% del capital: "Se trata, lógicamente, de una operación de gran calado que solo debe acometerse tras identificar cuál es el momento y la modalidad de ejecución que permite maximizar el retorno para la hacienda pública". Valeriano Gómez, el representante del PSOE, ha indicado en el turno de preguntas de la Comisión que, en su opinión, "es pronto para privatizar Bankia". M.G.
Nuestros políticos especulando como ellos saben. Parece que bankia tiene más recorrido y quieren aguantarla más.
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Para los que lleven Arch Coal.
Excelente página con mucha información.
Los que estén pillados, que se tomen la pastilla de los nervios antes de ver los gráficos
Excelente página con mucha información.
Los que estén pillados, que se tomen la pastilla de los nervios antes de ver los gráficos
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Montegrifo
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Me acuerdo de renta 4 y sus guano de cuelgues
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Conozco una persona que se fue de ING por sus cuelgues y ahora esta en R4. Lo mejor es que el broker de ING en el MC es el de R4 :XX::XX::XX::XX:
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Al menos tendrá app móvil, no?
Porque ING, pleno siglo xxi, año 2014, banca online... y sin poder tradear desde la app :banghead:
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Esto es del año pasado, este no pasaran de los 0,6 euros si no vienen los reyes magos y les ponen el precio del azucar al triple actual.