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Commodities: Coal Recovery Cycle Soon: Peabody Energy BTU ARCHColumn: How a bankruptcy filing shielded a big coal company from California’s climate-change lawsuits Peabody Energy, the nation’s largest private-sector coal company, joined several of its fellow coal producers in bankruptcy in 2016. Its main goal was to wriggle out from under more than $10 billion in debt it had incurred to expand, even as demand was sharply falling. But its bankruptcy filing has provided a collateral benefit: Peabody has been ruled immune from a lawsuit brought by three California jurisdictions blaming it and dozens of other fossil fuel companies for a sea level rise related to climate change. The ruling came last month from U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Barry S. Schermer of St. Louis, who presided over Peabody’s bankruptcy. On Monday, the California plaintiffs — the counties of Marin and San Mateo and the city of Imperial Beach — filed a notice that they’ll appeal Schermer’s ruling to federal court.
NYSE:BTULong
by noam_chom
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US Stock In Play: $BTU (Peabody Energy Corporation)$BTU broke out of its 15 months long inverse head and shoulder chart pattern, surging +60.75% over the past 6 trading session. $BTU is currently closed at $8.59, a 52 weeks high price. At the current juncture, $BTU is trading above its 200DMA for the first time in 30 months; a significant long term trend reversal behavioral price action, accompanied with incremental 3 month average trading volume exceeding beyond 100% over the past 6 months. The next resistance to watch for $BTU is at $9.90, a price level that is 2 days away of its implied volatility. $BTU engages in coal mining business in the United States, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, China, India, Vietnam, South Korea, and internationally. The company operates through Seaborne Thermal Mining, Seaborne Metallurgical Mining, Powder River Basin Mining, and Other U.S. Thermal Mining segments.
NYSE:BTULong
by jfsrev
Possible floor in Peabody hereFirst entry on possible floor at 2.34, with a wide stop near $1.99. (but I'd just let it run without any stops, swings are rather large at this point, and there's a huge chance that you might be stop hunted ) Normalized volume (price * volume) is pretty much dying up. Yes I know the fundamentals are absolute garbage but there'll be some retrace eventually as a result of shorts. 64% of floating shares are short? Really? LOL shortsqueeze.com It is worth a try, but only on what you can afford to lose.
NYSE:BTULong
by LastBattle