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Nasir Khan <br />This article revolves around past quarters and assumes things will remain the same and prices won't <br />improve. After peabody energy restructues 2018 debt, two factors would be important for an increased <br />EBIDTA and free cashflows 1) Increase in coal prices 2) roll off of charges and hedges next year which <br />will add more than $650k to EBIDTA and free cashflows. <br />28 Jan 2016, 04:29 AM <br />Nasir Khan <br />i keep saying $650k. it is $650M <br />28 Jan 2016, 04:32 AM <br />T12432 <br />1 am sorry David, but after falling off my chair with hysterics, I have mustered the stamina to write you this <br />note; <br />1. Peabody the biggest something... who cares <br />2. Peabody has the best coal mines. By volume maybe, but quality, revenue or margin .... your kidding. <br />3. Most diversified..dam, I fell off my stool again. Peabody is probably the least diversified of the major <br />global miners. Look at BHP, RIO & Anglo. Oh, sorry you meant US miners, Sorry on my part for thinking <br />globally. <br />28 Jan 2016, 04:57 AM <br />fliper2058 <br />T12432, <br />What kind of post is that? <br />28 Jan 2016, 07:59 AM <br />Nasir Khan <br />T12432 - BTU is a pure play coal miner, however diversified between geographies as well as met <br />coal and thermal coal. Not sure if too much diversification is a good thing. BHP recently wrote off <br />$513 for shale oil assets. Also the struggling other commodities including copper, iron ore etc. <br />28 Jan 2016, 08:39 AM <br />T12432 <br />Fliper, <br />I just get blown away by some of things people say sometimes. Some statements are so narrow <br />minded and US centric, I just feel embarrassed for them. <br />I am in no way anti -US, but when you consider the global economy and a global commodity, <br />