The ones I selected by chance almost appear to show two levels of performance, coal and uranium on the top tier with oil and broader energy ETF's on the lower level. Now who would have thought dirty old coal was the place to be?
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Sentient Being
, May 23 2007 05:21 AM
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Sentient Being
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Posted 23 May 2007 - 05:21 AM
Ok, I'm starting to build a few charts to track the energy markets. The one below show percentage gain in various energy mareket stocks and etf's over the past two months.
The ones I selected by chance almost appear to show two levels of performance, coal and uranium on the top tier with oil and broader energy ETF's on the lower level. Now who would have thought dirty old coal was the place to be?
The ones I selected by chance almost appear to show two levels of performance, coal and uranium on the top tier with oil and broader energy ETF's on the lower level. Now who would have thought dirty old coal was the place to be?
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Posted 23 May 2007 - 08:53 AM
Coal has been in a big, bad, bull market, and after a serious correction the big guys have gotten it going again, especially CNX. Rock on....
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Posted 23 May 2007 - 10:55 AM
Ok, I'm starting to build a few charts to track the energy markets. The one below show percentage gain in various energy mareket stocks and etf's over the past two months.
The ones I selected by chance almost appear to show two levels of performance, coal and uranium on the top tier with oil and broader energy ETF's on the lower level. Now who would have thought dirty old coal was the place to be?
dig/dug
http://stockcharts.c...oih,xle,dig,dug
vitaminm
