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Die sind jetzt sturmreif geschossen. Eine Übernahme würde mich hier nicht wundern. Die sind jetzt bei einer lächerlichen Markkapitalisierung von 38 Mio $ angelangt. Und das bei, so wie ich das lese, über 6,- $ cash pro Aktie und gewaltigen Kohlereserven in 3-stelligen Milliardenbereich in USA, Kanada und UK. Da eine Insolvenz bei den Cash-Reserven erst in über 2 Jahren (wenn sie weiter solche Verluste einfahren) akut wird, tippe ich auf ein Buyout durch einen der Großen.
Auf dem Niveau jedenfalls einen Zock wert!
Institutional Trading Alert for Walter Energy (WLT)
Posted on 03/11/2015 by Norman Sorkin
Institutional trading of Walter Energy shares yielded a bought/sold volume ratio of 3.21. A total of 69 block trades crossed the tape, resulting in 1.62M shares on the buy side vs. 503.61K shares on the sell side. From a cash flow perspective, this implies that there was a cash inflow of $1,116,644 and a cash outflow of $329,074. The net cash flow for WLT is $787,569, demonstrating that institutions may have positive outlook on the stock.
On the options side, a total of total of 1.48K call and 3.62K put contracts were traded yielding a 2.44 put/call ratio.
Shares of Walter Energy slipped $0.21 (26.88%) to $0.57. The last trading session witnessed a low of $0.53 and high of $0.82 during the day. The current trading volume of 7.20M is greater than average volume of 1.87M shares. WLT is trading above the fifty day moving average and higher than the two hundred day moving average. The technical momentum Relative Strength Index indicator shows oversold conditions. The stock's 52 week low is $0.53 and 52 week high is $9.60. Within the last quarter, the shares have lost -54.91% of their value.
Quelle: AVAFIN, LLC
Auf dem Niveau jedenfalls einen Zock wert!
Institutional Trading Alert for Walter Energy (WLT)
Posted on 03/11/2015 by Norman Sorkin
Institutional trading of Walter Energy shares yielded a bought/sold volume ratio of 3.21. A total of 69 block trades crossed the tape, resulting in 1.62M shares on the buy side vs. 503.61K shares on the sell side. From a cash flow perspective, this implies that there was a cash inflow of $1,116,644 and a cash outflow of $329,074. The net cash flow for WLT is $787,569, demonstrating that institutions may have positive outlook on the stock.
On the options side, a total of total of 1.48K call and 3.62K put contracts were traded yielding a 2.44 put/call ratio.
Shares of Walter Energy slipped $0.21 (26.88%) to $0.57. The last trading session witnessed a low of $0.53 and high of $0.82 during the day. The current trading volume of 7.20M is greater than average volume of 1.87M shares. WLT is trading above the fifty day moving average and higher than the two hundred day moving average. The technical momentum Relative Strength Index indicator shows oversold conditions. The stock's 52 week low is $0.53 and 52 week high is $9.60. Within the last quarter, the shares have lost -54.91% of their value.
Quelle: AVAFIN, LLC
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.312.793 von DomRuinart am 12.03.15 16:48:40Stellt sich die Frage wie es nach einem nun möglichen Delisting
an der NYSE weitergeht. Ob die Aktien dann an einer anderen Börse
gehandelt werden können?
an der NYSE weitergeht. Ob die Aktien dann an einer anderen Börse
gehandelt werden können?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.312.793 von DomRuinart am 12.03.15 16:48:40Warum kaufen die Institutionellen noch Walter Energy?
Shorteindeckungen??
Shorteindeckungen??
Eine Übernahme würde mich hier nicht wundern.
durchaus möglich, aber wahrscheinlich nicht so, wie du dir das vorstellst. Ein debt-to-equity swap dürfte nur noch eine Frage der Zeit sein. Schau die nur mal an, was die allein an Zinszahlungen leisten müssen. Und das bei weiterhin verlustbringendem Geschäft
durchaus möglich, aber wahrscheinlich nicht so, wie du dir das vorstellst. Ein debt-to-equity swap dürfte nur noch eine Frage der Zeit sein. Schau die nur mal an, was die allein an Zinszahlungen leisten müssen. Und das bei weiterhin verlustbringendem Geschäft
Langweilig ist es hier jedenfalls nicht...
Traders Get Bullish on Shares of Walter Energy, Shares Up 22.1% (WLT)
Mar 16, 2015 (SmarTrend(R) Spotlight via COMTEX) --
Walter Energy (NYSE:WLT) is one of today's best performing penny stocks, up 22.1% to $0.41 on 1.9x average daily volume. Thus far today, Walter Energy has traded 4.2 million shares, vs. average volume of 2.2 million shares per day. The stock has outperformed the Dow (22.1% to the Dow's 1.0%) and outperformed the S&P 500 (22.1% to the S&P's 1.0%) during today's trading.
Walter Energy, Inc. mines coal. The Company produces metallurgical and steam and industrial coal,, manufactures blast furnace, foundry, industrial and buckwheat coke, and produces light oil, coal tar, and ammonium sulfate. Walter Energy also degasifies coalbeds and sells the gas to a utility.
Walter Energy share prices have moved between a 52-week high of $9.60 and a 52-week low of $0.30 and are now trading 36% above that low price at $0.41 per share. Over the last five market days, the 200-day moving average (MA) has gone down 3.8% while the 50-day MA has declined 8%.
Walter Energy (NYSE:WLT) has potential upside of 189.4% based on a current price of $0.41 and analysts' consensus price target of $1.18. The stock should find initial resistance at its 50-day moving average (MA) of $1.02 and further resistance at its 200-day MA of $3.19.
SmarTrend recommended that its subscribers protect gains by selling shares of Walter Energy on December 2nd, 2014 by issuing a Downtrend alert when the shares were trading at $2.31. Since that call, shares of Walter Energy have fallen 85.5%. We are now looking for when a new Uptrend will commence and will alert SmarTrend subscribers in real time.
Quelle: TradingCharts.com
Traders Get Bullish on Shares of Walter Energy, Shares Up 22.1% (WLT)
Mar 16, 2015 (SmarTrend(R) Spotlight via COMTEX) --
Walter Energy (NYSE:WLT) is one of today's best performing penny stocks, up 22.1% to $0.41 on 1.9x average daily volume. Thus far today, Walter Energy has traded 4.2 million shares, vs. average volume of 2.2 million shares per day. The stock has outperformed the Dow (22.1% to the Dow's 1.0%) and outperformed the S&P 500 (22.1% to the S&P's 1.0%) during today's trading.
Walter Energy, Inc. mines coal. The Company produces metallurgical and steam and industrial coal,, manufactures blast furnace, foundry, industrial and buckwheat coke, and produces light oil, coal tar, and ammonium sulfate. Walter Energy also degasifies coalbeds and sells the gas to a utility.
Walter Energy share prices have moved between a 52-week high of $9.60 and a 52-week low of $0.30 and are now trading 36% above that low price at $0.41 per share. Over the last five market days, the 200-day moving average (MA) has gone down 3.8% while the 50-day MA has declined 8%.
Walter Energy (NYSE:WLT) has potential upside of 189.4% based on a current price of $0.41 and analysts' consensus price target of $1.18. The stock should find initial resistance at its 50-day moving average (MA) of $1.02 and further resistance at its 200-day MA of $3.19.
SmarTrend recommended that its subscribers protect gains by selling shares of Walter Energy on December 2nd, 2014 by issuing a Downtrend alert when the shares were trading at $2.31. Since that call, shares of Walter Energy have fallen 85.5%. We are now looking for when a new Uptrend will commence and will alert SmarTrend subscribers in real time.
Quelle: TradingCharts.com
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Ach ja, ich denke übrigens das es auch heutzutage noch möglich ist, mit Kohle Kohle zu machen:
4 Things to Know About the Coal Industry
the strict regulatory measures to control emissions will have an adverse impact on the unrestricted use of thermal coal for power production. Having said that, coal still holds an advantageous position due to its wide availability and lower cost compared to other fossil fuels and renewable sources of energy.
Per a report from World Coal Association, we currently have 861 billion tons of proven coal reserves worldwide. This means that there is enough coal to last nearly 112 years at current rates of production. In comparison to this, proven oil and gas reserves are equivalent to around 46 and 54 years, respectively, at current production levels. Proven reserves are considered economically recoverable at any given time, taking into account available mining technology and costs.
As we see from the above data, the current availability of coal even outpaces the combined proven reserves of oil and gas.
Per a U.S. Energy Information Administration ("EIA") report, 2014 coal consumption in the U.S. for power generation remained unchanged from year-ago levels.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") announced in Jan 2015 that it is presently taking a commonsense approach to cut carbon pollution from power plants. The EPA decided to delay the implementation of the final rule to control pollution from new coal-fired power plants til midsummer 2015.
The crucial question is what's keeping the coal industry afloat amid rising competition from other fuel sources and a stringent regulatory climate. We have tried to address these factors below.
Coal Dominates U.S. Power Generation:Coal as a major source of generating fuel dominates the utility industry. Coal is used to generate near about 40% of the electricity consumed in the U.S. Electricity generation absorbs about 93% of the total U.S. coal consumption. The reason is simple: coal is by far the least expensive and most abundant fossil fuel in the country.
Not Just Electric Generation:Electricity generation is just one use of coal in the U.S. Manufacturing plants and industries use coal to make chemicals, cement, paper, ceramics and metal products, to name a few. Methanol and ethylene, which can be made from coal gas, are used to make products such as plastics, medicines, fertilizers and tar.
Certain industries consume large amounts of coal. For example, concrete and paper companies burn coal, and the steel industry uses coke and coal by-products to make steel for bridges, buildings and automobiles.
In Nov 2014, Westmoreland Coal Company (WLB -Free Report) signed a long-term coal supply agreement with a diversified chemical company FMC Corporation (FMC -Free Report). The new deal terminates two old contracts and extends the fresh one through 2026.
Cement, a major ingredient for the construction industry, also requires energy for its production. Coal here plays an important role in cement production.
Coal as an Input for Steel Industry
ue to its heat-producing feature, hard coal (metallurgical or coking coal) forms a key ingredient in the production of steel. Nearly 70% of global steel production depends on coal.
Per a release from the World Steel Association, the world crude steel production touched 1,662 million tons (Mt) in 2014, up 1.2% over the prior year. An earlier report from World Coal Association had estimated a 2% improvement in steel usage in 2015 from 2014 levels.
Since met coal is an essential ingredient for the production of steel, U.S. met coal producers like Walter Energy (WLT -Free Report) and Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR-Free Report) could benefit from this revival.
Demand Upsurge in Asian Countries:The increase in coal demand in Asian economies like China and India has been a key price driver since the end of the recession in 2009. We expect this trend to continue in the future mainly due to rising energy needs in India, China and South Korea.
Of the Asian countries, economic growth in China and India will be the fastest. These two countries do produce coal, but their domestic coal production is yet to match the growing demand, resulting in a continuous need to import. These two countries rely heavily on coal for electricity generation.
Japan is also importing large volumes of coal following the deactivation of its nuclear power plants. Given the rising demand from the fast-growing Asian economies, companies will find it attractive to export coal to these regions.
Peabody Energy ( BTU-Free Report) in a bid to access the Asian coal markets had acquired Macarthur Coal of Australia in 2011. To further strengthen its Australian footprint, the company has entered into a joint venture with the largest coal producer of Australia, Glencore Coal Pty Ltd. (Glencore), to develop mines in Hunter Valley. The objective is to further reduce the cost of production and increase the mining life of assets.
Peabody has also extended its operations to Thailand, which is marked by a two-fold benefit. Firstly, Thailand is the world's largest supplier of sea-borne thermal coal. This Southeast Asian nation is also strategically located nearer the Asian demand centers.
To Sum Up
The black diamond hasn't seen its last days yet. For the aggressively growing and energy hungry Asian economies, coal seems to be the most popular source of power generation in spite of the inroads being made by renewables.
Peabody Energy expects annual global coal demand to rise by 500 million tons by 2017. The company further adds that over this period, nearly 225 gigawatts of new coal-fired generation plants are expected to be built, supporting an estimated 8% to 10% increase in seaborne thermal coal demand.
A large section of the population in the developing nations of Asia and Africa are yet to have access to electricity. For most of these developing nations, thermal coal is the preferred choice of electricity generation. A disparity between demand and supply in these growing economies will compel them to import coal from abroad. U.S. coal shipments are thus expected to rise going forward.
As per a report from the International Energy Agency, total global coal demand for coal is estimated to touch 9 billion tons by 2019. Per the report, coal demand will grow at an average rate of 2.1% per year through 2019. China will be responsible for nearly 60% of the global increase in coal demand, despite its efforts to moderate consumption over the long run.
Quelle: Zacks.com
4 Things to Know About the Coal Industry
the strict regulatory measures to control emissions will have an adverse impact on the unrestricted use of thermal coal for power production. Having said that, coal still holds an advantageous position due to its wide availability and lower cost compared to other fossil fuels and renewable sources of energy.
Per a report from World Coal Association, we currently have 861 billion tons of proven coal reserves worldwide. This means that there is enough coal to last nearly 112 years at current rates of production. In comparison to this, proven oil and gas reserves are equivalent to around 46 and 54 years, respectively, at current production levels. Proven reserves are considered economically recoverable at any given time, taking into account available mining technology and costs.
As we see from the above data, the current availability of coal even outpaces the combined proven reserves of oil and gas.
Per a U.S. Energy Information Administration ("EIA") report, 2014 coal consumption in the U.S. for power generation remained unchanged from year-ago levels.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") announced in Jan 2015 that it is presently taking a commonsense approach to cut carbon pollution from power plants. The EPA decided to delay the implementation of the final rule to control pollution from new coal-fired power plants til midsummer 2015.
The crucial question is what's keeping the coal industry afloat amid rising competition from other fuel sources and a stringent regulatory climate. We have tried to address these factors below.
Coal Dominates U.S. Power Generation:Coal as a major source of generating fuel dominates the utility industry. Coal is used to generate near about 40% of the electricity consumed in the U.S. Electricity generation absorbs about 93% of the total U.S. coal consumption. The reason is simple: coal is by far the least expensive and most abundant fossil fuel in the country.
Not Just Electric Generation:Electricity generation is just one use of coal in the U.S. Manufacturing plants and industries use coal to make chemicals, cement, paper, ceramics and metal products, to name a few. Methanol and ethylene, which can be made from coal gas, are used to make products such as plastics, medicines, fertilizers and tar.
Certain industries consume large amounts of coal. For example, concrete and paper companies burn coal, and the steel industry uses coke and coal by-products to make steel for bridges, buildings and automobiles.
In Nov 2014, Westmoreland Coal Company (WLB -Free Report) signed a long-term coal supply agreement with a diversified chemical company FMC Corporation (FMC -Free Report). The new deal terminates two old contracts and extends the fresh one through 2026.
Cement, a major ingredient for the construction industry, also requires energy for its production. Coal here plays an important role in cement production.
Coal as an Input for Steel Industry
ue to its heat-producing feature, hard coal (metallurgical or coking coal) forms a key ingredient in the production of steel. Nearly 70% of global steel production depends on coal.Per a release from the World Steel Association, the world crude steel production touched 1,662 million tons (Mt) in 2014, up 1.2% over the prior year. An earlier report from World Coal Association had estimated a 2% improvement in steel usage in 2015 from 2014 levels.
Since met coal is an essential ingredient for the production of steel, U.S. met coal producers like Walter Energy (WLT -Free Report) and Alpha Natural Resources Inc. (ANR-Free Report) could benefit from this revival.
Demand Upsurge in Asian Countries:The increase in coal demand in Asian economies like China and India has been a key price driver since the end of the recession in 2009. We expect this trend to continue in the future mainly due to rising energy needs in India, China and South Korea.
Of the Asian countries, economic growth in China and India will be the fastest. These two countries do produce coal, but their domestic coal production is yet to match the growing demand, resulting in a continuous need to import. These two countries rely heavily on coal for electricity generation.
Japan is also importing large volumes of coal following the deactivation of its nuclear power plants. Given the rising demand from the fast-growing Asian economies, companies will find it attractive to export coal to these regions.
Peabody Energy ( BTU-Free Report) in a bid to access the Asian coal markets had acquired Macarthur Coal of Australia in 2011. To further strengthen its Australian footprint, the company has entered into a joint venture with the largest coal producer of Australia, Glencore Coal Pty Ltd. (Glencore), to develop mines in Hunter Valley. The objective is to further reduce the cost of production and increase the mining life of assets.
Peabody has also extended its operations to Thailand, which is marked by a two-fold benefit. Firstly, Thailand is the world's largest supplier of sea-borne thermal coal. This Southeast Asian nation is also strategically located nearer the Asian demand centers.
To Sum Up
The black diamond hasn't seen its last days yet. For the aggressively growing and energy hungry Asian economies, coal seems to be the most popular source of power generation in spite of the inroads being made by renewables.
Peabody Energy expects annual global coal demand to rise by 500 million tons by 2017. The company further adds that over this period, nearly 225 gigawatts of new coal-fired generation plants are expected to be built, supporting an estimated 8% to 10% increase in seaborne thermal coal demand.
A large section of the population in the developing nations of Asia and Africa are yet to have access to electricity. For most of these developing nations, thermal coal is the preferred choice of electricity generation. A disparity between demand and supply in these growing economies will compel them to import coal from abroad. U.S. coal shipments are thus expected to rise going forward.
As per a report from the International Energy Agency, total global coal demand for coal is estimated to touch 9 billion tons by 2019. Per the report, coal demand will grow at an average rate of 2.1% per year through 2019. China will be responsible for nearly 60% of the global increase in coal demand, despite its efforts to moderate consumption over the long run.
Quelle: Zacks.com
Ich liebe solche Achterbahnfahrten!
Erklärungsversuch 1: Institutionelle wollen Walter unbedingt an der NYSE halten und prügeln die jetzt auf Krampf über die 1,- $ Marke
Erklärungsversuch 2: BHP Billiton, die vor 3 Jahren schon einmal Milliarden für die Übernahme von Walter ausgeben wollten, greifen sich jetzt das Schnäppchen.
In beiden Fällen wäre hier kurzfristig noch eine Verdoppelung drin!
Walter Energy Inc (WLT) is Trading Higher on Unusual Volume for March 17
By Equities Staff
March 17, 2015 10:32AM
Walter Energy Inc ($WLT) experienced unusually high volume on Mar. 17, as the stock gained 52% to a closing price of $0.61. The stock saw 7.9 million shares trade hands over the course of the day on 11,739 trades. Given that the stock’s average daily volume over the last month has been 2.79 million shares a day, this represents a pretty substantial spike over the norm.
Walter Energy Inc has a P/B ratio of 0.03. The stock has traded between $9.60 and $0.30 over the last 52-weeks, its 50-day SMA is now $1.00, and its 200-day SMA $3.15.
Walter Energy Inc is engaged in the business of mining and exporting of metallurgical coal for the steel industry from underground and surface mines with mineral reserves located in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.
Headquartered in Birmingham, AL, Walter Energy Inc has 2,680 employees and is currently under the leadership of CEO Walter Scheller.
Quelle: QuoteMedia
Erklärungsversuch 1: Institutionelle wollen Walter unbedingt an der NYSE halten und prügeln die jetzt auf Krampf über die 1,- $ Marke
Erklärungsversuch 2: BHP Billiton, die vor 3 Jahren schon einmal Milliarden für die Übernahme von Walter ausgeben wollten, greifen sich jetzt das Schnäppchen.
In beiden Fällen wäre hier kurzfristig noch eine Verdoppelung drin!
Walter Energy Inc (WLT) is Trading Higher on Unusual Volume for March 17
By Equities Staff
March 17, 2015 10:32AM
Walter Energy Inc ($WLT) experienced unusually high volume on Mar. 17, as the stock gained 52% to a closing price of $0.61. The stock saw 7.9 million shares trade hands over the course of the day on 11,739 trades. Given that the stock’s average daily volume over the last month has been 2.79 million shares a day, this represents a pretty substantial spike over the norm.
Walter Energy Inc has a P/B ratio of 0.03. The stock has traded between $9.60 and $0.30 over the last 52-weeks, its 50-day SMA is now $1.00, and its 200-day SMA $3.15.
Walter Energy Inc is engaged in the business of mining and exporting of metallurgical coal for the steel industry from underground and surface mines with mineral reserves located in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.
Headquartered in Birmingham, AL, Walter Energy Inc has 2,680 employees and is currently under the leadership of CEO Walter Scheller.
Quelle: QuoteMedia
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.554.791 von Market-Insider am 13.04.15 21:25:15Könnte mal langsam wieder Schwung hereinkommen.............
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3075666-walter-energys-delay…
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3075666-walter-energys-delay…
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