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Peabody Weaker - here's why BTU / Peabody Coal xx BRIEF-Peabody Energy Now Expects Q3 Results To Be Materially Lower Reuters — 09/05/19 Peabody Energy Corp(BTU.NaE): * PEABODY LAUNCHES PROCESS TO REFINANCE EXISTING TERM LOAN AND REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITIES; PROVIDES UPDATE ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE. * ... Analyst Actions: B. Riley Lowers Peabody Energy's Price Target to $27 MT Newswires — 09/06/19 Peabody Energy(BTU.NaE) has an average rating among analysts of buy, with an average price target of $32. Price: 17.00, Change: +0.44, Percent Change: +2.63. MT Newswires ... Analyst Actions: BMO Capital Lowers Peabody Energy's Price Target to MT Newswires — 09/06/19 Peabody Energy(BTU.NaE) has an average rating among analysts of buy, with an average price target of $32. Price: 16.71, Change: +0.15, Percent Change: +0.91. MT Newswires .. BRIEF-Elliott International LP Reports Open Market Purchase Of 50,000 Reuters — 08/29/19 Peabody Energy Corp(BTU.NaE): * ELLIOTT INTERNATIONAL, L.P. REPORTS OPEN MARKET PURCHASE OF 50,000 SHARES OF PEABODY ENERGY AT $17.43/SHARE ON AUG 27 - SEC FILING Source ... BRIEF-Peabody Announces Cash Tender Offers For Any And All Of Its Reuters — 08/28/19 Peabody Energy Corp(BTU.NaE): * PEABODY ANNOUNCES CASH TENDER OFFERS FOR ANY AND ALL OF ITS OUTSTANDING 6.000% SENIOR SECURED NOTES DUE 2022 AND 6.375% SENIOR SECURED NOTES ...

News BRIEF-Mcewen Mining Says 2019 Production Guidance For Black Fox And Reuters — 09/10/19 McEwen Mining Inc(MUX.NaE): * MCEWEN MINING(MUX.NaE): EXPLORATION AND OPERATIONS UPDATE. * McEwen Mining Inc(MUX.NaE) - 2019 PRODUCTION GUIDANCE FOR BLACK FOX ... Analyst Actions: B. Riley Initiates Coverage on McEwen Mining With MT Newswires — 09/10/19 McEwen Mining's(MUX.NaE) average rating among analysts is a buy, with an average price target of $4. Price: 1.7600, Change: -0.05, Percent Change: -2.76. MT Newswires does ... BRIEF-Crystal Lake Mining - Rob Mcewen Purchased 1.7 Million Units Of Reuters — 09/12/19 Crystal Lake Mining Corp(SIOCF.NaE): * CRYSTAL LAKE MINING ADDS MAJOR NEW INVESTOR. * CRYSTAL LAKE MINING(SIOCF.NaE) - ROB MCEWEN PURCHASED 1.7 MILLION UNITS OF PRIVATE PLACEMENT ...

Happy that I found the EXIT - mostly at above $2.00 MUX returned to its losing ways since then - Might take another look below $1.65 MUX / McEwen Mining ... all-data : 10yr : 5yr : 4yr : 3yr : 1yr : 6mo ... / Last: $1.63 : 3yr : 2yr : 1yr : 6mo ... / Last: $1.63 Ratio: MUX to GDX ==

"Nigel seems to make his own luck? Right" Haha. It is amazing how lucky you can get when you add deep analysis to some careful technical analysis

CCR / Consol Coal Resources ... all-data / last: $13.26 x About CONSOL Coal Resources LP CONSOL Coal Resources LP (NYSE: CCR) is a Canonsburg-based growth-oriented master limited partnership, sponsored by CONSOL Energy, Inc. CCR owns 25% undivided interest in and management and control rights in CONSOL Energy’s Pennsylvania mining complex. The Pennsylvania mining complex consists of three underground mines and related infrastructure that produce high-Btu bituminous thermal coal that is sold primarily to electricity generators in the eastern United States. Given the strategic geographic location of the complex, high quality reserve base, logistical advantages and access rights to CONSOL Energy’s Baltimore terminal, CCR is well positioned to serve both domestic and international markets.. As of December 31, 2016, the Pennsylvania mining complex included 767 million tons (191.8 million tons net to our 25% interest ) of proven and probable coal reserves with an average gross heat content of approximately 13,000 Btus per pound and an average sulfur content of 2.36%. Additional information may be found at www.ccrlp.com. BRIEF-David Einhorn Reports 19.9% Stake In Consol Coal Resources As Of August 16, 2019

First Quarter 2019 Highlights Highlights of the CEIX first quarter 20191 results include: GAAP net income of $20.3 million and adjusted net income2 of $39.5 million; Total GAAP dilutive earnings per share of $0.52 and adjusted dilutive earnings per share2 of $1.21; Net cash provided by operations of $82.2 million; Adjusted EBITDA2 of $118.5 million; Organic free cash flow net to CEIX shareholders2 of $42.4 million; Reduced total debt by $100 million during the quarter; Total net leverage ratio2 reduced to 1.7x on March 31, 2019 compared to 2.0x on March 31, 2018; Increased share and debt repurchase program to $175 million; 2.5% of outstanding shares repurchased since the spin3; Amended credit facilities and paid down debt to lower annual interest expense by $15 million, improve operational and financial flexibility, extend maturities and boost liquidity; and Extended a major export contract through the end of 2020; pricing terms unchanged. Internationally, thermal coal prices have come under pressure since the beginning of 2019 due to pullback in global LNG prices and other factors such as weak weather-related demand in Japan and Korea and softening demand in Europe due in part to an influx of Russian coal. We are already beginning to see an export supply response from several countries that should help to stabilize API2 and Newcastle prices. We believe the recent market behavior is consistent with normal cycle trends exacerbated by transient items. We believe longer-term coal pricing will be driven by continued growth of coal-fired generation capacity build out in Asia, limited investments in coal supply, and tightening supply-demand fundamentals for LNG in 2021. According to our analysis of data from IHS Markit, approximately 111 GW of new coal-fired capacity is under construction globally for commissioning between 2019-2024. Furthermore, an additional 300 GW of new coal-fired capacity is in the planning stages. We believe this bodes well for seaborne thermal coal demand, particularly for high-Btu NAPP coal. Investors Who Bought CONSOL Energy (NYSE:CEIX) Shares A Year Ago Are Now Down 62% During the unfortunate twelve months during which the CONSOL Energy share price fell, it actually saw its earnings per share (EPS) improve by 21%. It could be that the share price was previously over-hyped. It's fair to say that the share price does not seem to be reflecting the EPS growth. So it's easy to justify a look at some other metrics. CONSOL 11.00% Senior Secured Notes due 2025 or common units of ... Expansion of Share and Debt Repurchase Program CONSOL's Board of Directors ("Board") has increased its previously authorized repurchase program to an aggregate amount of up to $175 million from $100 million and extended the program through June 30, 2020 ("repurchase period"). Under the new authorization, CONSOL management may purchase, from time to time, outstanding shares of CONSOL's common stock, its 11.00% Senior Secured Second Lien Notes due 2025, amounts outstanding under its Term Loan B and Term Loan A Facilities, and common units of CONSOL Coal Resources LP ("CCR units"). These securities may be purchased in the open market, through negotiated purchases or otherwise. 2019 Guidance and Outlook Based on our year-to-date results, current contracted position, approval of the Itmann project (increased capex), estimated prices and production plans, please find below our financial and operating performance guidance for 2019: Coal sales volumes (100% PAMC) - 26.8-27.8 million tons Coal average revenue per ton sold - $47.70-$49.70 Cash cost of coal sold per ton4 - $30.40-$31.40 CONSOL Marine Terminal Adjusted EBITDA4 - $40-$45 million Adjusted EBITDA4 (incl. 100% PAMC) - $380-$440 million Effective tax rate - 8-12% Capital expenditures (incl. 100% PAMC) - $155-$185 million

COAL Co's & Prices COAL & NATGAS stocks Sym.*: Last: MktCp: EValue: Ebitda: EV/eb: $Debt: Yrs/eb: Earns: PE-R: Div.: Yield: BkVal.: Lo-Yr BTU : 18.37: $1.89B: $2.54B: $1.12B: r2.28: $1.44B r1.29y: $4.26: r4.33: 0.52: 2.97%: 29.91: 16.41 Ceix : 17.42: $449M: $1.30B: $414M: r3.13: $836M r2.02y: $3.67: r4.72: 0.00: 0.00%: 17.18: 15.92 CCR : 13.26: $366M: $566M: $105M: r5.37: $190M r1.81y: $1.95: r6.80: 2.05: 15.3%: $7.72: 12.302 Arch: 13.26: ??? CNX* $8.32: $1.54B: $5.14B: $986M: r5.22: $2.84B r2.88y: $1.49: r5.58: 0.00: 0.00%: 23.06: $6.14 CHK* $1.79: $3.37B: $15.3B: $3.05B: r5.02: $9.75B: r3.20y: (33.0) rNEG: 0.00: 0.00%: $1.56: $1.26 RRC* $4.38: $1.15B: $5.00B: $1.32B: r3.78: $3.85B: r2.91y: (6.47): rNEG: 0.08: 1.83%: 17.07: $3.36 Swn* $2.14: $1.16B: $3.42B: $1.40B: r2.45: $2.42B: r1.73y: $1.81: r1.16: 0.00: 0.00%: $5.71: $1.56 DMY: 00.00: $1.00B: $1.00B: $1.00B: r0.00: $1.00B: r0.00y: $0.00: r0.00: 0.00: 0.00%: $0.00: ==== *Natgas spinoff from Consol, Energy (CEIX); & other Natgas COAL Co's: BTU, CEIX, CCR ... update : 10d : CEIX 2019 Guidance and Outlook Based on our year-to-date results, current contracted position, approval of the Itmann project (increased capex), estimated prices and production plans, please find below our financial and operating performance guidance for 2019: Coal sales volumes (100% PAMC) - 26.8-27.8 million tons Coal average revenue per ton sold - $47.70-$49.70 Cash cost of coal sold per ton4 - $30.40-$31.40 Internationally, thermal coal prices have come under pressure since the beginning of 2019 due to pullback in global LNG prices and other factors such as weak weather-related demand in Japan and Korea and softening demand in Europe due in part to an influx of Russian coal. ==== / COAL PRICES : $DJUSCL, US Coal Index US COAL PRICES Coal PRICE in USD - Historical Prices Date Closing Price 08/22/2019 48.05 08/23/2019 47.80 08/26/2019 47.80 08/27/2019 47.80 > source: https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/coal-price

Joe Rogan Experience #1351 - Dan Aykroyd Dan Aykroyd, CM OOnt is a Canadian-American actor, producer, comedian, musician and filmmaker who was an original member of the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players" on Saturday Night Live.

Joe Rogan Experience #1349 - David Sinclair (Harvard Prof. "aging studies") David Sinclair, Ph.D., A.O. is a Professor in the Department of Genetics and co-Director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for the Biology of Aging at Harvard Medical School. His new book "Lifespan: Why We Age And Why We Don't Have To" is now available. A LOT of TALK about Diet, and things like Caloric restrictions. And maybe taking METAFORUM (?) can help

COAL & NATGAS stocks Sym.*: Last: MktCp: EValue: Ebitda: EV/eb: $Debt: Yrs/eb: Earns: PE-R: Div.: Yield: BkVal.: Lo-Yr BTU : 18.37: $1.89B: $2.54B: $1.12B: r2.28: $1.44B: r1.29y:$4.26: r4.33: 0.52: 2.97%: 29.91: 16.41 Ceix : 17.42: $449M: $1.30B: $414M: r3.13: $836M r2.02y: $3.67: r4.72: 0.00: 0.00%: 17.18: 15.92 CCR : 13.26: $366M: $566M: $105M: r5.37: $190M r1.81y: $1.95: r6.80: 2.05: 15.3%: $7.72: 12.30 CNX* $8.32: $1.54B: $5.14B: $986M: r5.22: $2.84B r2.88y: $1.49: r5.58: 0.00: 0.00%: 23.06: $6.14 CHK* $1.79: $3.37B: $15.3B: $3.05B: r5.02: $9.75B: r3.20y: (33.0) rNEG: 0.00: 0.00%: $1.56: $1.26 RRC* $4.38: $1.15B: $5.00B: $1.32B: r3.78: $3.85B: r2.91y: (6.47): rNEG: 0.08: 1.83%: 17.07: $3.36 Swn* $2.14: $1.16B: $3.42B: $1.40B: r2.45: $2.42B: r1.73y: $1.81: r1.16: 0.00: 0.00%: $5.71: $1.56 DMY: 00.00: $1.00B: $1.00B: $1.00B: r0.00: $1.00B: r0.00y: $0.00: r0.00: 0.00: 0.00%: $0.00: ==== *Natgas spinoff from Consol, Energy (CEIX); & other Natgas COAL Co's: BTU, CEIX, CCR ... update : First Quarter 2019 Highlights Highlights of the CEIX first quarter 20191 results include: GAAP net income of $20.3 million and adjusted net income2 of $39.5 million; Total GAAP dilutive earnings per share of $0.52 and adjusted dilutive earnings per share2 of $1.21; Net cash provided by operations of $82.2 million; Adjusted EBITDA2 of $118.5 million; Organic free cash flow net to CEIX shareholders2 of $42.4 million; Reduced total debt by $100 million during the quarter; Total net leverage ratio2 reduced to 1.7x on March 31, 2019 compared to 2.0x on March 31, 2018; Increased share and debt repurchase program to $175 million; 2.5% of outstanding shares repurchased since the spin3; Amended credit facilities and paid down debt to lower annual interest expense by $15 million, improve operational and financial flexibility, extend maturities and boost liquidity; and Extended a major export contract through the end of 2020; pricing terms unchanged. Internationally, thermal coal prices have come under pressure since the beginning of 2019 due to pullback in global LNG prices and other factors such as weak weather-related demand in Japan and Korea and softening demand in Europe due in part to an influx of Russian coal. We are already beginning to see an export supply response from several countries that should help to stabilize API2 and Newcastle prices. We believe the recent market behavior is consistent with normal cycle trends exacerbated by transient items. We believe longer-term coal pricing will be driven by continued growth of coal-fired generation capacity build out in Asia, limited investments in coal supply, and tightening supply-demand fundamentals for LNG in 2021. According to our analysis of data from IHS Markit, approximately 111 GW of new coal-fired capacity is under construction globally for commissioning between 2019-2024. Furthermore, an additional 300 GW of new coal-fired capacity is in the planning stages. We believe this bodes well for seaborne thermal coal demand, particularly for high-Btu NAPP coal. Investors Who Bought CONSOL Energy (NYSE:CEIX) Shares A Year Ago Are Now Down 62% During the unfortunate twelve months during which the CONSOL Energy share price fell, it actually saw its earnings per share (EPS) improve by 21%. It could be that the share price was previously over-hyped. It's fair to say that the share price does not seem to be reflecting the EPS growth. So it's easy to justify a look at some other metrics. CONSOL 11.00% Senior Secured Notes due 2025 or common units of ... Expansion of Share and Debt Repurchase Program CONSOL's Board of Directors ("Board") has increased its previously authorized repurchase program to an aggregate amount of up to $175 million from $100 million and extended the program through June 30, 2020 ("repurchase period"). Under the new authorization, CONSOL management may purchase, from time to time, outstanding shares of CONSOL's common stock, its 11.00% Senior Secured Second Lien Notes due 2025, amounts outstanding under its Term Loan B and Term Loan A Facilities, and common units of CONSOL Coal Resources LP ("CCR units"). These securities may be purchased in the open market, through negotiated purchases or otherwise. 2019 Guidance and Outlook Based on our year-to-date results, current contracted position, approval of the Itmann project (increased capex), estimated prices and production plans, please find below our financial and operating performance guidance for 2019: Coal sales volumes (100% PAMC) - 26.8-27.8 million tons Coal average revenue per ton sold - $47.70-$49.70 Cash cost of coal sold per ton4 - $30.40-$31.40 CONSOL Marine Terminal Adjusted EBITDA4 - $40-$45 million Adjusted EBITDA4 (incl. 100% PAMC) - $380-$440 million Effective tax rate - 8-12% Capital expenditures (incl. 100% PAMC) - $155-$185 million

Govt 'silently monitoring snake-like UFOs' seen across country... Mysterious object from interstellar space 'approaching our solar system'...

Still waiting ... At the Energy Pinchpoint(s) All-E-2017 .... update : 10d / USO: USO / US Oil ...10yr : 4yr : 2yr : 6mo : 10d / Last: BTU-Peabody Coal may need help from Natgas (& Oil) ... update / Last Some Oil Service stocks ... like HAL... are still near the Lows HAL to USO .. ==

Globe says Invesque downgraded to "speculative buy" 2019-08-22 07:46 ET - In the News The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, Aug. 22, edition that Industrial Alliance Securities analyst Brad Sturges lowered his rating for Invesque to "speculative buy" from "strong buy" following a "noisy" second quarter. The Globe's David Leeder writes in the Eye On Equities column that Mr. Sturges trimmed his share target to $7.25 from $7.50 (all figures U.S.). Analysts on average target the shares at $7.55. Mr. Sturges says in a note: "We do admit that Invesque's share price and recent earnings results have not lived up to our expectations. Furthermore, a near-term positive catalyst to materially narrow Invesque's discount valuation may be lacking given the company's recent decline in FD AFFO [fully diluted adjusted funds from operations] per share, and the company's above-average investments risks that include an elevated FD AFFO payout ratio, above average financial leverage employed, high geographic and operating tenant concentrations, perceived U.S. SNF sector operating challenges, foreign currency exposure, and low share liquidity. However, we continue to view Invesque's shares as undervalued relative to its U.S. seniors housing and SNF REIT/REOC peers, and to its estimated NAV." xx

CORRECTION underway. More coming? MUX ,,, update / Last: $1.78 +0.03

NGD / NewGold ... update / last: $1.21 + 0.03

TOO MANY PEOPLE in the Gold Trade? Steve Rhodes thinks so Trade What You See 09-11-19 > https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/trade-what-you-see/trade-what-you-see-09-11-19-0PFciKDpg2e/ "Break of $1508, suggests a change in trend is underway "Gold may pullback to $1412 (Dec.Gold) ... in the next 1-2 weeks, And maybe $1286 by (something like) Jan-Feb." "If THAT happens, people will HATE Gold, setting up a great Buy." ==

I am in from 25 cents, and have been waiting a longish time. BOTH together ... update : GZZ: $0.38 / RZZ: $13.75

Yup. I wanted to buy some too, but was looking for a little lower re-entry price

Option prices: Why calls trade cheap and puts trade dear First, I need to be clear what I mean by “cheap” and “dear”. In this blog, I characterise an option as cheap (dear) if its price today is below (above) its expected value at maturity, discounted at the risk-free rate back to today. The expected value at maturity is calculated using a reasonable assumption for the underlying asset’s risk premium. I am not saying that I wish to buy or sell the options I label cheap or dear (I may wish to with some of them, but the label says nothing definite about that.) In a recent paper on equity release mortgages, Tony Jeffery and Andrew Smith note that the Black- Scholes formula gives prices for call options which are cheap (and put options dear), in the sense above. They note that this raises a puzzle: why should there be willing buyers for put options at prices which are expected to lose money? Their answer is that put options are a form of insurance, held in conjunction with other assets, which can substantially reduce losses in adverse conditions. So the investor’s reservation price – the highest price he is prepared to pay – is above expected value, at a level which implies a negative expected return on the put option in isolation. This is acceptable to the investor in the context of a reduction in the risk of the portfolio as a whole. An analogous argument can be made for the buyer of a call option, who is increasing the risk of his portfolio by adding the option, and so requires a positive expected return to justify this increase in risk. This rationalises the buyer having a reservation price somewhat below the expected value of the call option. The above explanations focus on the demand for options. This blog focuses on the supply of options, and in particular the asymmetric practical impact of margin requirements on sellers of calls and puts. The supply side: margin requirements If Black-Scholes prices for puts are typically above expected values, can we make money by selling puts at these prices? There are academic studies which suggest that excess returns are available from doing precisely this: selling out of the money short-term index put options (which are generally priced closed to Black-Scholes). But no, I do not do this. The obstacle is margin requirements, a practical matter which academic studies usually overlook. Buyers of options pay a premium at outset, but thereafter have no further potential liabilities. Sellers receive a premium, but also have to deposit initial margin with their broker, and then variation margin as the price moves against them. This seems likely to have asymmetric effects on the reservation prices at which sellers are willing to offer calls and puts, as follows: - The seller of a call suffers margin calls as the index rises. When the index is rising, credit is likely to be easy; the rest of the seller’s portfolio is probably rising and saleable; and his increasing wealth implies declining marginal utility. The margin calls are not a problem. - The seller of a put suffers margin calls as the index falls. When the index is falling – and especially when it is crashing – credit is likely to be difficult, the rest of the seller’s portfolio may be unsaleable, and declining wealth implies increasing marginal utility. The margin calls may be very difficult. Margin issues are difficult to quantity. But papers which attempt to do so find that when margin issues are allowed for, the apparent attraction of selling index puts largely disappears. This asymmetry – margin calls are easier to manage for sellers of calls than for sellers of puts – may help to explain why calls are supplied cheap and puts dear. But as with Jeffrey and Smith’s demand-side argument, this is only directional, not quantitative. It doesn’t show that the discrepancy between Black-Scholes prices and expected values represents fair compensation for margin issues; it only notes that the observed discrepancies – puts priced higher relative to their expected values than calls – are in directions consistent with margin considerations. If call options are cheap relative to expected values, can we make money by buying call options? If long-dated equity options were offered for sale priced on Black-Scholes, then maybe yes; this looks like it could be a low-cost form of non-recourse leverage, so I might buy some. But as they don’t seem to be offered, I haven’t. (Historically I did occasionally buy investment trust warrants; these were like call options with terms up to a few years, and sometimes very cheap.) > from Guy Thomas Blog: http://www.guythomas.org.uk/blog/

PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ? OR LUCK? Anyone who can do this without business success, inherited wealth or a lottery win is a person who has made some unusual and effective choices in life, and is interesting for that reason. It would be possible to pathologise these choices, to suggest that there is a price to be paid for the investors’ success, and there were faint hints at what this might be in some interviews: for example, Vernon noted that “investing is not a team sport”, and both he and Sushil used the word “misanthrope” about themselves. But in the end, it seems absurd to suggest that a youngish person with assets of several million pounds accumulated through his own decisions, who spends most of his time doing what he likes, is afflicted or dysfunctional compared with the general population. The straightforward view is that these are successful people living in relative happiness, and compared to the venality of many City high earners, perhaps even a degree of grace. The role of luck A more challenging critique than the absence of psychopathology is the pervasiveness of luck. This is a book about lucky people. Contrary to general human experience, they have reached middle age with lives which have turned out rather better than they expected, at least in a financial dimension. Some (not all) of the investors had thought carefully about this, and were anxious to highlight the role of luck in their own investment records. / UNQUOTE > from Guy Thomas > http://www.guythomas.org.uk/investment/freecap.php His Blog : http://www.guythomas.org.uk/blog/

LAST: $4.81 -0.07, -1.43% / O: $4.96, H: $4.96, L: $4.73. vol. 233,752 If support @ $4.73-75 goes. could be lower, even $3.95-4.00

CHALLENGING The Top of RANGE HK10-etc ... update : fr. Sep.2018 / Last: hk10: $20.15. hk101: $18.46 (109%). hk2823: $14.86 (136%) Date-- — : Hk10-: HK101: $Gap : Ratio-- / HK2823: ratio%/ Dv.80 : Dv.75: gap- : R.Yields: BookVal. : $63.49: $30.58: NMF-: r208.% / ============ / 80cts. 75cts. 5cents : R-div. : Earns/sh.: $ 3.88 : $ 1.80 : $2.08: r216.% / Dividends: $0.80 : $0.75 : $0.05: r107.% / 10/04/19 : $19.36: $17.66: $1.70: r109.6%/ $14.44: r-134%/ 10/02/19 : $19.60: $18.02: $1.58: r108.8%/ $14.52: r-135%/ 4.08% 4.17%: 0.09%: r97.8%: 09/30/19 : $19.52: $17.80: $1.72: r109.7%/ $14.56: r-134%/ 4.10% 4.21%: 0.11%: r97.3%: 09/11/19 : $20.15: $18.46: $1.69: r109.%/ $14.86: r-136%/ 3.97% 4.06%: 0.11%: r97.8%: 09/10/19: $19.66: $17.86: $1.80: r110.%/ $14.92: r-132%/ 4.07% 4.20%: 0.13%: r96.9%: 09/03/19: $20.20: $18.88: $1.32: r107.%/ $14.68: r-138%/ 3.96% 3.97%: 0.01%: r99.7%: 08/30/19: $19.48: $17.72: $1.76: r110.%/ $14.52: r-134%/ 4.11% 4.23%: 0.12%: r97.2%: 06/28/19: $21.65: $18.58: $3.07: r117.%/ $14.94: r-145.%/ 3.70% 4.04%: 0.34%: r91.6%: 03/29/19: $25.20: $19.16: $7.02: r117.%/ $14.58: r-173.%/ 3.17% 3.91%: 0.74%: r81.1%: 12/31/18 : $19.94: $14.92: $5.02: r134.%/ $11.40: r-175.%/ 4.01% 5.03%: 1.02%: r79.7%: 12/29/17 : $28.75: $19.10: $9.66: r151.%/ $15.02: r-191.%/ 2.78% 3.93%: 1.15%: r70.7%: —————

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PINCHPOINT - for "All Energy"? URPTF (Uranium), BTU (peabody Coal), USO (Crude Oil), Ngas (Nat.Gas) ... update ===

SM - the Main BELLWETHER for Big Cap PH stocks - is testing the BOTTOM of its channel If/ when it breaks uptrend, that me mean a Bear market is underway SMPH ... update / Last: P34.65 - 0.35, -1.00%