hydrocarbons69 Posted - 2 days ago

$BTU this place is dead now. good thing or bad? no idea. dont even see turd ferguson around i still have a few shares but ive slowly been trimming over the last year or so. put on a decent size tesla short thats doing well (and i really want to double down on it). embarrassed to admit how bad my nvda short blew me up. i covered at 400ish though, luckily, couldve been a lot worse. i want to put a revenge short on NVDA and SMCI, but TSLA seems like easy money rn.

LunchTrader Posted - 6 days ago

$BTU out of this trash stock

LunchTrader Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU lol POS

DiorCapital Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU making well acquistions and still having money left over after a paying its operating expenses (OpEx)

LunchTrader Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU

crett Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU holding

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Fwiw I’ve found buy-writes can also be an excellent way to oversize a position in your buy zone. I started buying VALE. Started at $12.20 and keep adding. Average $11.99 Yesterday I did a bunch of buy-writes at long $11.68 and sold $$11 May calls at $11.95. As you do these your average buy cost lowers too. In May if over $11, the calls will sweep away all my high cost stock and I’ll be left with a nice chunk of the lowest priced shares of that period bought. I’ve done this a few times with stubborn NG stocks as rallies are small. It’s saved my bacon a few times. Thoughts to improve this?

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU I really like doing buy-writes here. When you annualize the premium of doing deep itm calls sold can be quite remarkable. A nice add in occasionally to a existing long position. I did $21-$22 covered calls for May. This is an average of all my buy-writes. Beats sitting in a money fund.

crett Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU its too quite. Where the longss!?

StageAnalysis Posted - 1 week ago

New Blog Post: US Stocks Watchlist – 16 April 2024 There were 22 stocks highlighted from the US stocks watchlist scans today – $MU, $FSM, $BTU #stocks #trading #investing https://www.stageanalysis.net/blog/1106036/us-stocks-watchlist-16-april-2024

crett Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU in now

Stock_Titan Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Peabody Announces Completion of Wards Well Acquisition https://www.stocktitan.net/news/BTU/peabody-announces-completion-of-wards-well-6pyf7xl95dr0.html

Saxxon Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Strange, non-red number on my screen today.

Saxxon Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU I truly can't remember a healthy green day for this stock, seems engineered only to go down. Is this a reverse ETF ? No position.

sabbie Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU PEs a low single digits won’t expand. So Fcf goes to reducing shares and dividends making a excellent base. I think of them more as a highly profitable utility. Not a bouncy stock much.

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU US coal firms are monopolies. There will never be another coal firm started again. I personally love monopolies.

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Got coal? This guy does. Lol https://stockcircle.com/portfolio/mohnish-pabrai

destonfallon Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU I remain bullish on coal. Coal reduces poverty and where we're headed we're going to need the CEIX, BTU, ARCH, ARLP, AMR, SXC, HCC. Wondering if HNRG is going to revive Sunrise Coal after their impactful layoff last quarter. Waiting for the coal dust to settle a little. None of the aforementioned companies, except AMR have positive revisions in the six broad, consequential categories. AMR has revised upward Adj. EPS, and EBITDA only. EPS, GAAP down to 11.20 from 12.00. There is an entry for me on the horizon once blue skies & macro tailwinds emerge. I think the ESG mafia, in full retreat, has met their Kennedy Administration. The zealots hijack 'weather' daily despite the frantic anthropomorphic huge carbon footprint they leave behind.

destonfallon Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU They have revised the following per Bloomberg Data EPS, Adj of 0.988, down -11.47% EPS, GAAP of 1.460, no change Revenue of 1.029BB, down -1.50% Adjusted Net Income of 111.833MM, down -18.86% Operating Profit of 133.667MM, down -0.62% EBITDA of 222.250M, down -7.11%

FRkiddo Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU does anyone at this point understand what the hell is going on with this company? Doesn’t look like it…

TI7812 Posted - 1 week ago

$ARLP $BTU Long ARLP Global coal power grew 2% last year, the most since 2016, GEM survey says - https://www.kitco.com/news/off-the-wire/2024-04-11/global-coal-power-grew-2-last-year-most-2016-gem-survey-says

TrenchTownStock Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU basically just blew out nearly every stop in place since September. Glad I took mine off pre market! LOL

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Bought in pre market. Still haven’t sold calls against it. Phew.

Biibrian Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU imagine Peabody actively buying today pullback

_www_larval_com_ Posted - 1 week ago

$RENT 9%[61%] $ENLV -9%[-49%] $ELYM 6%[63%] $WAVE -6%[2%] $BTU 4%[-3%] most notable movement within the first minutes of trading.

Bayouballer Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU dip buy?

OpenOutcrier Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU (-7.3% pre) Peabody Energy plunges after guiding Q1 revenues below expectations - SA https://ooc.bz/l/30102

jackfrost21 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Going to put more buy writes on. Deep itm calls.

DonCorleone77 Posted - 1 week ago

$BTU Peabody Energy sees Q1 revenue $980M, consensus $1.04B Sees Q1 income from continuing operations, net of income taxes of $45M, and Adjusted EBITDA of $160M. "Our first quarter included some unforeseen production challenges that are now behind us," said CEO Jim Grech. "The CMJV dragline and Wambo longwall are again operating on plan and Shoal Creek continues to exceed production expectations as we begin the second quarter."