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标题: [闲谈] 俺向大家隆重推荐一个股 [打印本页]

作者: 棋王 时间: 2011-1-11 13:14 标题: 俺向大家隆重推荐一个股

pcx

俺发现这个是煤类中的极品，比那个JRCC还要给力。

作者: wonder 时间: 2011-1-11 13:17

这个股，我的天！我心痛死了。每次我都错过他。
上次 16 我犹豫再三，再三犹豫。还是没有上车。now. 唯有泪千行！

作者: wonder 时间: 2011-1-11 13:18

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作者: 棋王 时间: 2011-1-11 13:20

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wonder 发表于 2011-1-11 12:18

阿。。。。。。。。
想不到勾起了姐姐难过的回忆。俺错了。

作者: wonder 时间: 2011-1-11 13:23

不是你的错，由于没买。
俺每天上来的第一件事就是看着这只股。那股简直是飕飕的网上涨。

俺每天都给自己添点赌。俺发誓，以后钱多时。一定买点，哪怕一股。哼！

作者: wxp 时间: 2011-1-11 13:30

俺SO一下呵，

前段时间一直想把手里的PCX出掉的，换成ICO, 可买进ICO之后，PCX 却一直在发疯，所以一直没脱出去。后来ICO被降级，PCX倒升了，索性就都养家里啦。还好，这俩月账户它们的贡献不小。

作者: 棋王 时间: 2011-1-11 13:32

俺SO一下呵，前段时间一直想把手里的PCX出掉的，换成ICO, 可买进ICO之后，PCX 却一直在发疯，所以一直没脱出去。后来ICO被降级，PCX倒升了，索性就都养家里啦。还好，这俩月账户它们的贡献不小。
wxp 发表于 2011-1-11 12:30

恭喜恭喜！

作者: greenhand2009 时间: 2011-1-11 13:38

错过了

作者: icc 时间: 2011-1-12 02:56

本帖最后由 icc 于 2011-1-12 01:57 编辑

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作者: 何鸿燊 时间: 2011-1-12 08:15

作者: wuolong 时间: 2011-1-12 12:09

I sold it at 20$. But the flooding at BRISBANE, Australia pumped it to 25.98$!

作者: wxp 时间: 2011-1-13 10:01

煤炭供应在12月就很紧，前天澳洲的大水造成很多煤矿和铁路被冲毁/关闭，引起全球性的煤炭紧张，现在用煤大户都在疯狂存货呢。估计PCX还得接着涨涨。现在钢铁厂已经受不了煤炭涨价的压力，马上钢材价格还得涨。

作者: wxp 时间: 2011-1-13 10:09

1-Australia floods close more coal mines, rail line
Tue, Jan 11 2011
* New Hope suspends operations at Queensland mines

* QR National closes rail line, cutting off Peabody mine

* Buyers of Aussie coal look elsewhere as floods worsen

* Coking coal prices could soon hit record - Moody's

By James Regan and Rebekah Kebede

SYDNEY/PERTH, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Australia's flood-stricken coal sector suffered more setbacks on Tuesday as monsoon rains flooded out another rail line and forced more collieries to close.

New Hope Corp -- until now untouched by the flooding that affected the operations of more than 40 coal mines further north -- suspended all operations on Tuesday as the rains transformed southeastern districts into inland seas, shutting another 6 million tonnes of thermal coal capacity. [ID

3E7CB021]

Asian buyers of Australian coal -- a mainstay of the national economy -- are increasingly turning to alternative suppliers as far away as the United States and South Africa, as forecasts show the rains are set to continue.

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eople are turning their minds towards months rather than weeks for mine and operation repairs," UBS commodities analyst Tom Price said.

A South Korean utility had bought a cargo of South African coal to make up for lost Australian supplies, a source with knowledge of the deal said. [ID:nTOE70A07H]

"We are still looking for March-loading supplies. We think it's better to play it safe since we don't know how long the disruption in Australia would last and there's a chance that Indonesia could also be affected once the wet season comes," said a source from one of the country's utilities.

Queensland's coal outages represent about 41 percent of the world's metallurgical coal exports and 8 percent of the world's thermal coal exports, according to Australia & New Zealand Bank.

Three quarters of the state has been declared an emergency zone because of the floods, which have killed 13 people and caused widespread evacuations, according to police. [ID:nL3E7CA224]

COAL PRICE SQUEEZE

Global metallurgical coal prices could soon exceed the record highs of 2008, when heavy flooding last hit Australian collieries, Moody's said in a special report.

Thermal prices were also set to climb, Moody's said.

Direct losses from the rains that started in November and have left much of the eastern state of Queensland underwater, are estimated by Moody's at around $2 billion so far, but will most likely climb higher once the full impact of the devastation is assessed.

Wesfarmers Managing Director Stewart Butel said the flooding continued to significantly impact metallurgical coal production at its Curragh mine and that rail operations were unlikely to resume before mid-January 2011 at the earliest.

A Dec. 10 force majeure remains in place for export and domestic contracts.

Another mine, owned by Peabody was also cut off after QR National shut another railway line .[ID:nSDY6CE7X4]

Shares in New Hope fell 2.8 percent, while QR National shares tumbled 3.3 percent.

In central Queensland, where coal mining has been start-stop for weeks, some coal exports were still being shipped out of Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal and Gladstone Port, but concerns were mounting that supplies would run out unless mines restart soon.

"We're fully dependent on how much the mines can provide. If their production and stockpiles are getting low, then obviously that will trickle through to us," said Jesse Knight, operations analyst at Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal.

As of Tuesday, Dalrymple held enough coal to only load four of 39 vessels waiting off the port.

Gladstone Port said on Tuesday it had not received coal for export since last week and was loading some coal for export from stockpiles of around 500,000 tonnes. The port normally holds 6 million tonnes in stock.

A South Korean buyer has booked a cape-sized February-loading thermal coal shipment from South Africa between $138 and $140 a tonne CFR (cost-and-freight) late last week, a source with knowledge of the deal said on Tuesday.

The price was based on coal with a heating value of 6,080 kcal/kg (NAR), said the source, who requested anonymity as the deal was commercially sensitive.

Trade sources said a South Korean utility had also recently booked a cape-sized shipment from Canada.

The South Korean government recently held a meeting with executives from the country's five state-run utilities to discuss the impact of Australia's floods on supplies.[ID:TOE70A050] (Additional reporting by Fayen Wong in Shaghai; Editing by Michael Urquhart)

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