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Peabody Energy (BTU) unveils some details of its upcoming first-quarter earnings, with its earnings getting impacted by lower realized prices, increased costs and extended outage.
Peabody, a mid-cap play on thermal and metallurgical coal, has underperformed other mining stocks this year. We touch upon a few key fundamental themes. We close with some thoughts on the valuations, technicals, and important stakeholder positioning.
Natural gas prices slump. What this means for thermal coal. Peabody's exposure to thermal coal reaches approximately 50% of its bottom-line profitability.
We must ramp up carbon emissions if we are to build a green energy infrastructure. Met coal is often the only viable, affordable, and reliable, energy source to manufacture steel and concrete.
Tensions are rising across the country as the U.S. faces a potential railroad workers strike. President Joe Biden has called for Congress to block the strike and, although railroad unions aren't happy about the decision, business groups have praised it.
The energy market will eventually find a way of quelling the cost of natural gas while it continues to add renewables to its mix.
A new generation of investors has taken over corners of Wall Street.
Strong thermal and metallurgical coal demand will drive the near-term prospects of coal stocks having high-quality product offerings like Peabody Energy (BTU), Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP), ARCH Resources (ARCH) and CONSOL Energy (CEIX).