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JRCC wird seit wochen nach unten durchgereicht, short interest beträgt ca. 15 % vom float, der faire wert soll 23 usd betragen,
scheint eine gute trading chance zu sein.
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Market Scan
James River Looks Strong, But Competition Looms: Analyst
Scott Reeves, 09.18.06, 12:53 PM ET
Demand for coal is strong, creating an opportunity for James River Coal Company, a Morningstar analyst believes.
James River Coal operates about 20 mines in Central Appalachia that produce low-sulfur coal. The company declared bankruptcy in March 2003 and emerged in May 2004.
The company's short-term prospects are strong, according to Morningstar analyst Elizabeth Collins. Natural gas prices are rising and coal provides a significant price advantage.
However, the analyst said coal from Eastern Kentucky is difficult to mine and therefore more expensive to produce than coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin.
"Powder River Basin coal is extremely cheap to extract and resources are plentiful," said the analyst in a recent report. "Generators' acceptance of Powder River Basin coal is growing and if transportation availability and costs improve, Eastern coal producers such as James River could face a serious competitive threat."
The analyst pegs James River Coal's fair value at $23 per share. She said investors may want to consider buying the stock at $14.70 or below and selling at $27.70.
In 2005, James River acquired Triad Mining and its reserves in the Illinois Basin. Coal from the region has high sulfur content, but many electric generating companies are installing smokestack "scrubbers" to make use of high sulfur coal possible.
James River's competitors include Consol Energy, Massey Energy, Alpha Natural Resources and Arch Coal.
The company's stock has a 52-week range of $13.95 to $52.56.
mittlerweile bei 10.48
scheint eine gute trading chance zu sein.
Forbes.com
Market Scan
James River Looks Strong, But Competition Looms: Analyst
Scott Reeves, 09.18.06, 12:53 PM ET
Demand for coal is strong, creating an opportunity for James River Coal Company, a Morningstar analyst believes.
James River Coal operates about 20 mines in Central Appalachia that produce low-sulfur coal. The company declared bankruptcy in March 2003 and emerged in May 2004.
The company's short-term prospects are strong, according to Morningstar analyst Elizabeth Collins. Natural gas prices are rising and coal provides a significant price advantage.
However, the analyst said coal from Eastern Kentucky is difficult to mine and therefore more expensive to produce than coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin.
"Powder River Basin coal is extremely cheap to extract and resources are plentiful," said the analyst in a recent report. "Generators' acceptance of Powder River Basin coal is growing and if transportation availability and costs improve, Eastern coal producers such as James River could face a serious competitive threat."
The analyst pegs James River Coal's fair value at $23 per share. She said investors may want to consider buying the stock at $14.70 or below and selling at $27.70.
In 2005, James River acquired Triad Mining and its reserves in the Illinois Basin. Coal from the region has high sulfur content, but many electric generating companies are installing smokestack "scrubbers" to make use of high sulfur coal possible.
James River's competitors include Consol Energy, Massey Energy, Alpha Natural Resources and Arch Coal.
The company's stock has a 52-week range of $13.95 to $52.56.
mittlerweile bei 10.48
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Jetzt geht es hier doch noch weiter.
Die letzten Wochen war JRCC nicht mal durch eine mäsiges Q.
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Investors Look Past James River's Bad Fourth Quarter
Ruthie Ackerman, 03.04.08, 8:14 PM ET
In the short run, James River Coal isn't benefiting from rising coal prices due to locked-in rates with customers, but with a slew of contracts opening up in 2009, analysts think the future could be bright.
That's why although James River (nasdaq: JRCC - news - people ) had a disappointing fourth-quarter, reporting a wider than expected $18.5 million net loss, investors kept their cool.
In fact investors they sent the Richmond, Va.-based company’s shares up 5.1%, or 87 cents, to $17.84 at the close, defying a general drop in coal stocks Tuesday.
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Es sieht so aus also ob das 23US Ziel doch noch erreicht wird.
Die letzten Wochen war JRCC nicht mal durch eine mäsiges Q.
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Market Scan
Investors Look Past James River's Bad Fourth Quarter
Ruthie Ackerman, 03.04.08, 8:14 PM ET
In the short run, James River Coal isn't benefiting from rising coal prices due to locked-in rates with customers, but with a slew of contracts opening up in 2009, analysts think the future could be bright.
That's why although James River (nasdaq: JRCC - news - people ) had a disappointing fourth-quarter, reporting a wider than expected $18.5 million net loss, investors kept their cool.
In fact investors they sent the Richmond, Va.-based company’s shares up 5.1%, or 87 cents, to $17.84 at the close, defying a general drop in coal stocks Tuesday.
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Es sieht so aus also ob das 23US Ziel doch noch erreicht wird.
Habbe JRCC seit 5€ auf der Watchlist und bin seit 10€ drin.
Das hat auch gar nicht lang gedauert, nur schade das nur in Berlin gehandelt wird, oder in US.
Das hat auch gar nicht lang gedauert, nur schade das nur in Berlin gehandelt wird, oder in US.
Grad noch erschienen: 10-k
JAMES RIVER COAL CO Files SEC form 10-K, Annual Report
EDGAR Online(Thu 4:17pm)
Ausschnitt aus dem Form 10-K for JAMES RIVER COAL CO
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Trends In Our Business
Recently, demand has increased for coal which has led to a rise in coal prices. This increase in demand and prices has been driven primarily by an increase in coal exports driven by low worldwide coal inventory. We believe that the increase in coal prices will result in increased production as it will become economical to operate higher cost coal mines. We believe that the demand for coal worldwide will continue to be strong and help to offset future increases in production. In the long term, we believe that the market for coal in the United States remains strong as coal continues to be one of the most economical energy sources. A number of factors beyond our control impact coal prices, including:
· the supply of domestic and foreign coal;
· the demand for electricity;
· the demand for steel and the continued financial viability of the domestic and foreign steel industries;
· the cost of transporting coal to the customer;
· domestic and foreign governmental regulations and taxes;
· air emission standards for coal-fired power plants; and
· the price and availability of alternative fuels for electricity generation.
As discussed previously, our costs of production have increased in recent years. We expect the higher costs to continue for the next several years, due to a number of factors, including increased governmental regulations, high prices in worldwide commodity markets and a highly competitive market for a limited supply of skilled mining personnel.
Our business is very sensitive to changes in supply and demand for coal and we intend to carefully manage our mines in 2008 to maximize operating results. Events beyond our control could impact our profit margins.
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Viel Erfolg und GN8
JAMES RIVER COAL CO Files SEC form 10-K, Annual Report
EDGAR Online(Thu 4:17pm)
Ausschnitt aus dem Form 10-K for JAMES RIVER COAL CO
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Trends In Our Business
Recently, demand has increased for coal which has led to a rise in coal prices. This increase in demand and prices has been driven primarily by an increase in coal exports driven by low worldwide coal inventory. We believe that the increase in coal prices will result in increased production as it will become economical to operate higher cost coal mines. We believe that the demand for coal worldwide will continue to be strong and help to offset future increases in production. In the long term, we believe that the market for coal in the United States remains strong as coal continues to be one of the most economical energy sources. A number of factors beyond our control impact coal prices, including:
· the supply of domestic and foreign coal;
· the demand for electricity;
· the demand for steel and the continued financial viability of the domestic and foreign steel industries;
· the cost of transporting coal to the customer;
· domestic and foreign governmental regulations and taxes;
· air emission standards for coal-fired power plants; and
· the price and availability of alternative fuels for electricity generation.
As discussed previously, our costs of production have increased in recent years. We expect the higher costs to continue for the next several years, due to a number of factors, including increased governmental regulations, high prices in worldwide commodity markets and a highly competitive market for a limited supply of skilled mining personnel.
Our business is very sensitive to changes in supply and demand for coal and we intend to carefully manage our mines in 2008 to maximize operating results. Events beyond our control could impact our profit margins.
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Viel Erfolg und GN8
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.573.568 von Das_Modul am 06.03.08 22:16:26Danke, das ging ja flott.
...und zu so später Stunde.
Gruß
...und zu so später Stunde.
Gruß
Gleiches Spiel schon seit Wochen.
Ein schlechter Tag und dann After Hours: 17.58 = 1$ mehr als Schlußkurs.
Bin auf Morgen gespannt
Ein schlechter Tag und dann After Hours: 17.58 = 1$ mehr als Schlußkurs.
Bin auf Morgen gespannt
18,00$ kann sich sehen lassen.......
Gepflegte HP:
w³.jamesrivercoal.com
w³.jamesrivercoal.com
6:17AM James River Coal to sel 3.0 mln shares of common stock (JRCC) 16.00 : Co announces that it has agreed to sell 3.0 mln shares, with an over-allotment option to sell up to an additional 450,000 shares, of its common stock in a public offering through UBS Investment Bank.
So wie ich die Stückzahlen sehe, sind die 3mil durchverkauft worden. Dann kanns ja jetzt weiter nach oben gehn.
Shares of coal companies are currently the best-performing industry group. Among the winners is Richmond, Va.-based James River Coal Co. (NasdaqGM:JRCC - News). Similarly, National Coal Corp.’s (NasdaqGM:NCOC - News), stock is also higher.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.841.957 von relook am 09.04.08 07:35:20D heute morgen 13,18€
passt ja fast.......
passt ja fast.......
20,59$ - vs 0,6307 - 12,986113€
PRICE TARGET SUMMARY
Mean Target: 24.00
Median Target: 22.00
High Target: 30.00
Low Target: 20.00
No. of Brokers: 3
Mean Target: 24.00
Median Target: 22.00
High Target: 30.00
Low Target: 20.00
No. of Brokers: 3
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.892.215 von relook am 15.04.08 20:49:23PRICE TARGET SUMMARY in US$ natürlich
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.892.215 von relook am 15.04.08 20:49:23PRICE TARGET SUMMARY
Median Target: 22.00 und
Low Target: 20.00
haben wir heute überschritten, wenn der Kurs sich in US so hält.
Median Target: 22.00 und
Low Target: 20.00
haben wir heute überschritten, wenn der Kurs sich in US so hält.
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Upgrades & Downgrades History
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Date-----------Research---Firm---Action---From---To
30-Apr-08-UBS---Upgrade---Neutral----Buy
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May 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- James River Coal Company (Nasdaq: JRCC - News), will release its first quarter results for 2008 before the market opens on May 6, 2008. The Company will hold its quarterly conference call and webcast on the same day at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time.
JRCC wird die Q1 Ergebnisse vor der Markteröffnung am 06.Mai 2008 bekannt geben.
Telefonkonferenz und WEBcast am gleichen Tag um 11.ooh
...mal schaun ob es dieses mal für schwarze Zahlen reicht.
JRCC wird die Q1 Ergebnisse vor der Markteröffnung am 06.Mai 2008 bekannt geben.
Telefonkonferenz und WEBcast am gleichen Tag um 11.ooh
...mal schaun ob es dieses mal für schwarze Zahlen reicht.
Schauen hier nur welche zu oder ist auch jemand investiert.?
earnings per share (EPS) estimates*:
-0,5 (US$)
*Analyst opinion data (recommendation summary, price targets, coverage list) are provided by Thomson Financial Network
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*Analyst opinion data (recommendation summary, price targets, coverage list) are provided by Thomson Financial Network
AP
James River Coal 1Q loss widens on higher costs, stoppage
Tuesday May 6, 10:33 am ET
James River Coal loss widens in 1st quarter as costs rise and mine work stops for bad weather
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Steam and coal producer James River Coal Co. said Tuesday its first-quarter loss widened as costs rose and bad weather slowed production.
The company posted a loss of $16.7 million, or 78 cents per share, compared with a loss of $7.3 million, or 46 cents per share, during the same period a year earlier.
Revenue increased to $138.2 million from $132.4 million a year earlier.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial predicted a loss of 50 cents per share on revenue of $140 million.
Coal production costs increased to $125.7 million from $113.6 million a year earlier.
James River said bad weather "had a significant impact" on surface mining operations in Indiana, as heavy rainfall forced the company to cancel 110 shifts at its Triad mine during the quarter.
Freitext:
JRCC hat die Verluste im 1Q ausgeweitet durch gestiegene Kosten und arbeitsausfälle wg. schlechtem Wetter.
JRCC hat einen Verlust von $16,7 mil. oder 78cent per Aktie 1Q08 ausgewiesen, gegenüber einem Verlust von $7,3 mil. oder 46cent pro Aktie im gleichen Vorjahreszeitraum.
Die Einnahmen stiegen auf $138,2 mil. von 132,4 mil. im Jahr zuvor.
Analysten hatten einen Verlust von 50cent pro Aktie bei 140$ Einnahmen vorhergeschätzt.
Kohle Produktionskosten stiegen von $113,6 mil. auf 125.7$mil. im Jahr zuvor.
JRCC musste wegen der heftigen regenfälle im 1Q 110 Schichten ausfallen lassen.
James River Coal 1Q loss widens on higher costs, stoppage
Tuesday May 6, 10:33 am ET
James River Coal loss widens in 1st quarter as costs rise and mine work stops for bad weather
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Steam and coal producer James River Coal Co. said Tuesday its first-quarter loss widened as costs rose and bad weather slowed production.
The company posted a loss of $16.7 million, or 78 cents per share, compared with a loss of $7.3 million, or 46 cents per share, during the same period a year earlier.
Revenue increased to $138.2 million from $132.4 million a year earlier.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial predicted a loss of 50 cents per share on revenue of $140 million.
Coal production costs increased to $125.7 million from $113.6 million a year earlier.
James River said bad weather "had a significant impact" on surface mining operations in Indiana, as heavy rainfall forced the company to cancel 110 shifts at its Triad mine during the quarter.
Freitext:
JRCC hat die Verluste im 1Q ausgeweitet durch gestiegene Kosten und arbeitsausfälle wg. schlechtem Wetter.
JRCC hat einen Verlust von $16,7 mil. oder 78cent per Aktie 1Q08 ausgewiesen, gegenüber einem Verlust von $7,3 mil. oder 46cent pro Aktie im gleichen Vorjahreszeitraum.
Die Einnahmen stiegen auf $138,2 mil. von 132,4 mil. im Jahr zuvor.
Analysten hatten einen Verlust von 50cent pro Aktie bei 140$ Einnahmen vorhergeschätzt.
Kohle Produktionskosten stiegen von $113,6 mil. auf 125.7$mil. im Jahr zuvor.
JRCC musste wegen der heftigen regenfälle im 1Q 110 Schichten ausfallen lassen.
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28,68 0,6447 18,489996
Last Trade: 28.68
Change: 2.68 (10.31%)
Day's Range: 24.60 - 29.70
52wk Range: 3.56 - 29.70
Volume: 2,510,178
Market Cap: 628.26M
Innophos Holdings Inc (NasdaqGM:IPHS - News), Callon Petroleum Co (NYSE:CPE - News) and James River Coal Co (NasdaqGM:JRCC - News) are among the new 52-week highs in Tuesday's trading among companies with market capitalizations under $750 million.
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JRCC gehört zu den Firmen die ein neues 52Wochen hoch erreicht haben, bei einer Kapitalisierung unter $750mil.US
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28.68 ------------- +2.68 --- +10.3% --- 2,508.6k ---- 27.19 ---- 3.56
FreitextÜ.
JRCC gehört zu den Firmen die ein neues 52Wochen hoch erreicht haben, bei einer Kapitalisierung unter $750mil.US
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James River Coal: Tomorrow's another day
Wednesday May 7, 6:20 am ET
Paul Rolfes
Rising fuel costs have grabbed the headlines over the past few years, with consumers feeling the pinch at the gas pump and in heating their homes. Much of the attention has focused on crude oil and natural gas, keeping coal buried deep in the news coverage.
ADVERTISEMENT
Yet coal prices are rising, too, mostly on increased demand from Europe and Asia, and production shortages overseas. That’s good news for U.S. coal producers of all sizes, including James River Coal Co. (NasdaqGM:JRCC - News). The stock closed Monday at $26, then following a release Tuesday morning that showed a steeper-than-expected first-quarter loss, the stock actually gained 10.31%, closing up $2.68 at $28.68.
That’s not some sort of a weird reverse reaction. Most of those gains followed a midmorning conference call, on which James River Coal’s chairman and chief executive, Peter Socha, offered his take on rising prices, and how his company is likely to benefit.
Coal is hot, with the Dow Jones U.S. Coal Index up 75% in the past year. Ahead of its Q1 report, James River Coal on Monday hit an intraday 52-week high of $27.19 — roughly eight times the 52-week low of $3.56 hit Aug. 16.
Investors have to dig deep into James River Coal Co. for that diamond in the rough. Analysts following the Richmond, Va., mining company offer a favorable outlook, with three calling it a “buy” and two rating it “hold,” according to Thomson Financial.
Founded in 1988 through the combination of smaller operations, with others added over the years, James River Coal overextended itself and entered into bankruptcy protection in 2003. A new James River Coal emerged from the tangles of Chapter 11 the next year, but in the three years since the company has not reported a profit, with an annual loss of $54 million in 2007.
James River Coal mines, processes and markets bituminous, steam- and industrial-grade coal, with two utilities in Georgia and South Carolina accounting for 47% of its 2007 revenue. The company has six mining complexes, with five in the Central Appalachian (CAPP) region of eastern Kentucky, and one in southwestern Indiana. As of Dec. 31, James River Coal estimated that it controlled about 225.3 million tons of proven and probable coal reserves in Central Appalachia, and 42.6 million tons of reserves in Indiana.
From Tuesday’s first-quarter financials and conference call, despite the short-term cloudiness, some long-term optimism is emerging for James River Coal.
For the three months ended March 31, James River Coal reported a loss of $16.7 million, or $0.78 per share, compared with a loss of $7.3 million, or $0.46 a share, in the year-ago period. The consensus estimate at Thomson Financial had called for a loss of $0.50 per share.
James River also missed the Street’s revenue estimate of $140 million; the $138.2 million was an improvement from the $132.4 million reported in the 2007 quarter. The company blamed higher-than-expected costs, which were in part weather-related.
Coal shipments for the quarter of 2,197 tons from Appalachia and 725 tons from Indiana paralleled those of the year before. But the industry’s rising prices were visibly creeping in, with the average sales price per ton of CAPP coal rising to $52.56 from $47.56 the year before. Gross margins remained little changed.
“The first quarter of 2008 was quite a watershed period for the coal industry, one that we have monitored closely,” he said. Prices are climbing past $100 a ton for 2008, and in the $90s for 2009 and in the $80 to $90 range for 2010, he said.
What’s happening, Socha said on a conference call with analysts, is that the market is tightening — especially in the Mid-Atlantic and Southern regions where James River Coal has customers — and spot prices are rising. What James River Coal is looking to do is lock in these higher prices for long-term contracts.
With a growing international demand, “our view is that the domestic market right now is playing a larger role in meeting the world demand,” Socha said.
Plentiful supplies at the beginning of the year are dropping. “We could be in a very short situation by the end of the year,” along the East Coast, he said on the call.
James River Coal is looking to parlay its excess 2008 tonnage into long-term contracts, and by later this summer hopes to have deals for 4 million to 5 million tons for 2009 delivery and another 2 million to 3 million tons for 2010.
The company is also looking to rein in costs, pay down debt and be cash-flow positive in the coming years. James River Coal also is transitioning away from some of its costly deep underground mines to lower-cost surface-mining operations.
Ahead of the company’s report, UBS analyst Shneur Gershuni on April 30 upgraded James River Coal to a “buy” from “neutral.” After 2007 results came out, Raymond James analyst James Rollyson wrote to clients that the “earnings rocket is fueled and ready for takeoff.” He has an “outperform” rating on James River and expectations of earnings per share of $2.50 in 2009.
James River Coal has taken its lumps, but in the coming years it could help satisfy the voracious global energy needs
James River Coal: Tomorrow's another day
Wednesday May 7, 6:20 am ET
Paul Rolfes
Rising fuel costs have grabbed the headlines over the past few years, with consumers feeling the pinch at the gas pump and in heating their homes. Much of the attention has focused on crude oil and natural gas, keeping coal buried deep in the news coverage.
ADVERTISEMENT
Yet coal prices are rising, too, mostly on increased demand from Europe and Asia, and production shortages overseas. That’s good news for U.S. coal producers of all sizes, including James River Coal Co. (NasdaqGM:JRCC - News). The stock closed Monday at $26, then following a release Tuesday morning that showed a steeper-than-expected first-quarter loss, the stock actually gained 10.31%, closing up $2.68 at $28.68.
That’s not some sort of a weird reverse reaction. Most of those gains followed a midmorning conference call, on which James River Coal’s chairman and chief executive, Peter Socha, offered his take on rising prices, and how his company is likely to benefit.
Coal is hot, with the Dow Jones U.S. Coal Index up 75% in the past year. Ahead of its Q1 report, James River Coal on Monday hit an intraday 52-week high of $27.19 — roughly eight times the 52-week low of $3.56 hit Aug. 16.
Investors have to dig deep into James River Coal Co. for that diamond in the rough. Analysts following the Richmond, Va., mining company offer a favorable outlook, with three calling it a “buy” and two rating it “hold,” according to Thomson Financial.
Founded in 1988 through the combination of smaller operations, with others added over the years, James River Coal overextended itself and entered into bankruptcy protection in 2003. A new James River Coal emerged from the tangles of Chapter 11 the next year, but in the three years since the company has not reported a profit, with an annual loss of $54 million in 2007.
James River Coal mines, processes and markets bituminous, steam- and industrial-grade coal, with two utilities in Georgia and South Carolina accounting for 47% of its 2007 revenue. The company has six mining complexes, with five in the Central Appalachian (CAPP) region of eastern Kentucky, and one in southwestern Indiana. As of Dec. 31, James River Coal estimated that it controlled about 225.3 million tons of proven and probable coal reserves in Central Appalachia, and 42.6 million tons of reserves in Indiana.
From Tuesday’s first-quarter financials and conference call, despite the short-term cloudiness, some long-term optimism is emerging for James River Coal.
For the three months ended March 31, James River Coal reported a loss of $16.7 million, or $0.78 per share, compared with a loss of $7.3 million, or $0.46 a share, in the year-ago period. The consensus estimate at Thomson Financial had called for a loss of $0.50 per share.
James River also missed the Street’s revenue estimate of $140 million; the $138.2 million was an improvement from the $132.4 million reported in the 2007 quarter. The company blamed higher-than-expected costs, which were in part weather-related.
Coal shipments for the quarter of 2,197 tons from Appalachia and 725 tons from Indiana paralleled those of the year before. But the industry’s rising prices were visibly creeping in, with the average sales price per ton of CAPP coal rising to $52.56 from $47.56 the year before. Gross margins remained little changed.
“The first quarter of 2008 was quite a watershed period for the coal industry, one that we have monitored closely,” he said. Prices are climbing past $100 a ton for 2008, and in the $90s for 2009 and in the $80 to $90 range for 2010, he said.
What’s happening, Socha said on a conference call with analysts, is that the market is tightening — especially in the Mid-Atlantic and Southern regions where James River Coal has customers — and spot prices are rising. What James River Coal is looking to do is lock in these higher prices for long-term contracts.
With a growing international demand, “our view is that the domestic market right now is playing a larger role in meeting the world demand,” Socha said.
Plentiful supplies at the beginning of the year are dropping. “We could be in a very short situation by the end of the year,” along the East Coast, he said on the call.
James River Coal is looking to parlay its excess 2008 tonnage into long-term contracts, and by later this summer hopes to have deals for 4 million to 5 million tons for 2009 delivery and another 2 million to 3 million tons for 2010.
The company is also looking to rein in costs, pay down debt and be cash-flow positive in the coming years. James River Coal also is transitioning away from some of its costly deep underground mines to lower-cost surface-mining operations.
Ahead of the company’s report, UBS analyst Shneur Gershuni on April 30 upgraded James River Coal to a “buy” from “neutral.” After 2007 results came out, Raymond James analyst James Rollyson wrote to clients that the “earnings rocket is fueled and ready for takeoff.” He has an “outperform” rating on James River and expectations of earnings per share of $2.50 in 2009.
James River Coal has taken its lumps, but in the coming years it could help satisfy the voracious global energy needs
Star Analysts Get Star Analysts for: James River Coal Co. (JRCC)
This is a list of top research analysts based on the accuracy of earnings estimates on JRCC, according to StarMine. Analysts that appear here are limited to those covering JRCC for a significant period of time. Learn More. Total Ranked Analysts: 5
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Davenport & Co. Of Virginia, Inc.
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JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
May 07, 2008
Price $30.88
Change $2.20
Volume 2,041,700
May 07, 2008
Price $30.88
Change $2.20
Volume 2,041,700
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:00 PM ET
May 08, 2008
Price $30.97
Change $0.09
Volume 1,533,300
May 08, 2008
Price $30.97
Change $0.09
Volume 1,533,300
JRCC - Nasdaq
Last Trade 4:09 PM ET
May 09, 2008
Price $31.10
Change $0.13
Volume 795,100
Last Trade 4:09 PM ET
May 09, 2008
Price $31.10
Change $0.13
Volume 795,100
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:13 PM ET
May 12, 2008
Price $32.72
Change $1.62
Volume 1,023,700
May 12, 2008
Price $32.72
Change $1.62
Volume 1,023,700
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
May 13, 2008
Price $33.26
Change $0.54
Volume 833,700
May 13, 2008
Price $33.26
Change $0.54
Volume 833,700
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:09 PM ET
May 14, 2008
Price $32.87
Change $-0.39:O
Volume 965,200
May 14, 2008
Price $32.87
Change $-0.39:O
Volume 965,200
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:00 PM ET
May 15, 2008
Price $34.26
Change $1.39
Volume 1,229,200
May 15, 2008
Price $34.26
Change $1.39
Volume 1,229,200
---$-----vs-----€---
34,26-0,6454-22,111404
Ölmarkt-News
China hat im Erdbebengebiet sämtliche Kohleminien schließen müssen. China ist der weltgrößte Kohleförderer und Kohleverbraucher.
quelle:tecson.de
China hat im Erdbebengebiet sämtliche Kohleminien schließen müssen. China ist der weltgrößte Kohleförderer und Kohleverbraucher.
quelle:tecson.de
JRCC im CAPS rating ***
Recent price 34,26$
Estimated 2008 EPS Growth 74%
Recent price 34,26$
Estimated 2008 EPS Growth 74%
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
May 19, 2008
Price $35.85
Change $-0.80 :O
Volume 1,398,800
-----------------
May 19, 2008
Price $35.85
Change $-0.80 :O
Volume 1,398,800
-----------------
$35,85
vs
0,6442
23,09 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:10 PM ET
May 20, 2008
Price $35.48
Change $-0.37
Volume 1,523,800
May 20, 2008
Price $35.48
Change $-0.37
Volume 1,523,800
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:03 PM ET
May 16, 2008
Price $36.65
Change $2.39
Volume 1,454,100
May 16, 2008
Price $36.65
Change $2.39
Volume 1,454,100
...
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
May 23, 2008
Price $36.30
...
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
May 23, 2008
Price $36.30
...
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:08 PM ET
May 27, 2008
Price $34.53
Change $1.77
Volume 659,500
May 27, 2008
Price $34.53
Change $1.77
Volume 659,500
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
May 28, 2008
Price $37.05
Change $2.52
Volume 1,416,300
-----------------------------
$37,05
vs
0,6393
23,69 €
May 28, 2008
Price $37.05
Change $2.52
Volume 1,416,300
-----------------------------
$37,05
vs
0,6393
23,69 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:08 PM ET
May 29, 2008
Price $36.05
Change $1.00
Volume 998,000
--------------------------
$36,05
vs
0,6435
23,20 €
May 29, 2008
Price $36.05
Change $1.00
Volume 998,000
--------------------------
$36,05
vs
0,6435
23,20 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:13 PM ET
May 30, 2008
Price $38.09
Change $2.04
Volume 1,318,300
-----------------------
$38,09
vs
0,6427
24,48 €
May 30, 2008
Price $38.09
Change $2.04
Volume 1,318,300
-----------------------
$38,09
vs
0,6427
24,48 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
Jun 02, 2008
Price $40.77
Change $2.68
Volume 1,517,800
--------------------------------
$40,77
vs
0,6412
26,14 €
Jun 02, 2008
Price $40.77
Change $2.68
Volume 1,517,800
--------------------------------
$40,77
vs
0,6412
26,14 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:10 PM ET
Jun 03, 2008
Price $39.59
Change $1.18
Volume 1,515,200
-----------------------------
$39,59
vs
0,6472
25,62 €
Jun 03, 2008
Price $39.59
Change $1.18
Volume 1,515,200
-----------------------------
$39,59
vs
0,6472
25,62 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
Jun 04, 2008
Price $38.04
Change $1.55
Volume 1,047,800
--------------------------------
$38,04
vs
0,649
25,62 €
Jun 04, 2008
Price $38.04
Change $1.55
Volume 1,047,800
--------------------------------
$38,04
vs
0,649
25,62 €
Wer nichts verpassen möchte, kann sich hier in den Email-Verteiler von JRCC eintragen.
emailverteiler
.
emailverteiler
.
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:08 PM ET
Jun 05, 2008
Price $39.81
Change $1.77
Volume 1,255,000
---------------------------------------------
$39,81
vs
0,6409
24,69 €
Jun 05, 2008
Price $39.81
Change $1.77
Volume 1,255,000
---------------------------------------------
$39,81
vs
0,6409
24,69 €
Excel hats nicht berechnet:
$39,81
vs
0,6409
25,51 €
$39,81
vs
0,6409
25,51 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
Jun 06, 2008
Price $39.90
Change $0.09
Volume 865,200
---------------------
$39,90
vs
0,6328
25,25 €
Jun 06, 2008
Price $39.90
Change $0.09
Volume 865,200
---------------------
$39,90
vs
0,6328
25,25 €
A0DP3S
JRCC
wird jetzt auch im Frankfurt gehandelt.
JRCC
wird jetzt auch im Frankfurt gehandelt.
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:12 PM ET
Jun 09, 2008
Price $44.36
Change $4.46
Volume 1,900,700
-----------------------------
$44,36
vs
0,6412
28,44 €
Jun 09, 2008
Price $44.36
Change $4.46
Volume 1,900,700
-----------------------------
$44,36
vs
0,6412
28,44 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:00 PM ET
Jun 10, 2008
Price $43.19
Change $1.17
Volume 1,609,700
-----------------
Jun 10, 2008
Price $43.19
Change $1.17
Volume 1,609,700
-----------------
$ 43,19
vs 0,646
27,90 €
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:03 PM ET
Jun 11, 2008
Price $46.95
Change $3.76
Volume 1,810,200
----------------------
$ 46,95
vs 0,6462
30,34 €
Jun 11, 2008
Price $46.95
Change $3.76
Volume 1,810,200
----------------------
$ 46,95
vs 0,6462
30,34 €
Production constraints in other coal-exporting nations have forced European utilities to turn to the U.S. for thermal coal--good news for miners like James River Coal.
Quelle.yahoo finance
Quelle.yahoo finance
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:13 PM ET
Jun 12, 2008
Price $45.35
Change $1.60
Volume 1,545,000
---------------
$ 45,35
vs 0,6473
29,36 €
Jun 12, 2008
Price $45.35
Change $1.60
Volume 1,545,000
---------------
$ 45,35
vs 0,6473
29,36 €
JRCC - Nasdaq
Last Trade 4:01 PM ET
Jun 13, 2008
Price $48.64
Change $3.29
Volume 1,567,800
Last Trade 4:01 PM ET
Jun 13, 2008
Price $48.64
Change $3.29
Volume 1,567,800
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
Jun 16, 2008
Price $51.20
Change $2.56
Volume 1,813,300
----------------------------
$51,20
vs 0,6436
32,95 €
----------------------------
So langsam würde ich die Aktie als leicht Überhitzt einstufen. Schadet nix, mal die ersten Gewinne mitzunehmen.
IMHOkeine.aufforderung.zum.kauf.oder.verkauf.einer.aktie
Jun 16, 2008
Price $51.20
Change $2.56
Volume 1,813,300
----------------------------
$51,20
vs 0,6436
32,95 €
----------------------------
So langsam würde ich die Aktie als leicht Überhitzt einstufen. Schadet nix, mal die ersten Gewinne mitzunehmen.
IMHOkeine.aufforderung.zum.kauf.oder.verkauf.einer.aktie
JRCC - NasdaqLast Trade 4:15 PM ET
Jun 17, 2008
Price $54.54
Change $3.34
Volume 2,469,700
----------------------------
$ 54,54
vs 0,6455
35,21 €
Jun 17, 2008
Price $54.54
Change $3.34
Volume 2,469,700
----------------------------
$ 54,54
vs 0,6455
35,21 €
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:16 PM ET
Jun 18, 2008
Price $59.30
Change + 4.76
Volume 3,596,300
---------------------------
$ 59,30
vs 0,6421
38,08 €
Jun 18, 2008
Price $59.30
Change + 4.76
Volume 3,596,300
---------------------------
$ 59,30
vs 0,6421
38,08 €
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:16 PM ET
Jun 19, 2008
Price $56.42
Change - 2.88
Volume 5,644,400
Jun 19, 2008
Price $56.42
Change - 2.88
Volume 5,644,400
endlich mal eine woche ohne kursanstieg. sowas kann icht unendlich weiter gehen. eine wohl nichtmehr zu vermeidende rezession in der usa wird die schwellenländer und damit die rohstoffe massiv unter druck bringen. ob jrcc sich da halten kann bezweifle ich.
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:14 PM ET
Jun 30, 2008
Price $58.69
Change + 3.86
Volume 3,152,700
-----------------------------------
$58,69
vs 0,6319
37,09 €
Jun 30, 2008
Price $58.69
Change + 3.86
Volume 3,152,700
-----------------------------------
$58,69
vs 0,6319
37,09 €
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:13 PM ET
Jul 7, 2008
Price $44.59
Change + 0.44
Volume 4,192,800
----------------------------
44,59$
vs 0,6368
€ 28,3950
Jul 7, 2008
Price $44.59
Change + 0.44
Volume 4,192,800
----------------------------
44,59$
vs 0,6368
€ 28,3950
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:15 PM ET
Jul 8, 2008
Price $41.24
Change - 3.35
Volume 5,639,900
Jul 8, 2008
Price $41.24
Change - 3.35
Volume 5,639,900
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.466.471 von relook am 09.07.08 07:31:35Generell hat es gestern 90% der Kohlewerte mit dem fallenden Ölpreis erwischt.
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:15 PM ET
Jul 9, 2008
Price $43.61
Change + 2.37
Volume 4,753,700
---------------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.10 05:31:36 UTC
43.61 USD = 27.7404 EUR
Jul 9, 2008
Price $43.61
Change + 2.37
Volume 4,753,700
---------------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.10 05:31:36 UTC
43.61 USD = 27.7404 EUR
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:09 PM ET
Jul 10, 2008
Price $46.29
Change + 2.68
Volume 3,767,800
-------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.11 05:43:36 UTC
46.29 USD = 29.3268 EUR
-------------------------------------
Sieht ja nach einer Erholung aus...
Jul 10, 2008
Price $46.29
Change + 2.68
Volume 3,767,800
-------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.11 05:43:36 UTC
46.29 USD = 29.3268 EUR
-------------------------------------
Sieht ja nach einer Erholung aus...
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
Jul 11, 2008
Price $47.59
Change + 1.30
Volume 2,717,300
------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.14 07:20:13 UTC
47.59 USD = 29.9860 EUR
Jul 11, 2008
Price $47.59
Change + 1.30
Volume 2,717,300
------------------------------------
Live rates at 2008.07.14 07:20:13 UTC
47.59 USD = 29.9860 EUR
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:14 PM ET
Jul 14, 2008
Price $49.77
Change + 2.18
Volume 3,035,300
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jul 14, 2008
Price $49.77
Change + 2.18
Volume 3,035,300
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Live rates at 2008.07.15 05:36:13 UTC
49.77 USD = 31.2317 EUR
JRCC - NASDLast Trade 4:11 PM ET
Jul 15, 2008
Price $47.12
Change - 2.65
Volume 3,297,400
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Live rates at 2008.07.16 06:00:13 UTC
47.12 USD = 29.6208 EUR
Jul 15, 2008
Price $47.12
Change - 2.65
Volume 3,297,400
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Live rates at 2008.07.16 06:00:13 UTC
47.12 USD = 29.6208 EUR
Q2 kommt am 5.Aug.
hier gab es wohl einen aktiensplitt?
Leider nein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.590.070 von relook am 25.07.08 21:30:12Hi,
ich habe eine sehr schöne Aktienanalyse zu unserer JRCC gefunden.
Einfach dem Link folgen, dann auf die letzte Ausgabe des Newsletters klicken.
http://www.lrt-finanzresearch.de/Nachrichten/Newsletter/tabi…
Randolff33
ich habe eine sehr schöne Aktienanalyse zu unserer JRCC gefunden.
Einfach dem Link folgen, dann auf die letzte Ausgabe des Newsletters klicken.
http://www.lrt-finanzresearch.de/Nachrichten/Newsletter/tabi…
Randolff33
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