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Brian Sylvester: Headlines scream gloom and doom, but Vikas Ranjan of Ubika Research sees brilliance on the horizon. As emerging markets develop, opportunities for profit abound: it’s only a matter of identifying the most in-demand commodities. Meanwhile, cleantech companies are creating commercial Read more…
Michael Johnston: With three quarters of 2011 officially in the books, it is now safe to say that the year has not played out as many investors had hoped it might. After coming flying out of the gates–most major benchmarks were solidly in positive territory after the first quarter–a perfect storm of negative developments Read more…
Kerri Shannon: U.S. and European debt concerns have triggered some dismal market performances – but there is still one energy sector that’s moving up. Read more…
Kevin Grewal: Over the past week numerous analysts have raised their outlook on the U.S. coal sector as global demand for the commodity continues to rise amidst disruptions in global supply. Read more…
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Frank E. Holmes: International coal prices hit $124 per ton last week, the highest level in five months, as strong demand from reconstruction projects in Japan and reduced supply from flood Read more…
Martin Hutchinson: The run-up in commodities prices has been a long one. And it shows no signs of abating. As a Money Morning reader, you know that we predicted this run-up. Read more…
Oil has stolen the headlines recently thanks to Brent crude trading above $100 a barrel. But it’s still well below its record high. Not so much with thermal coal – yet energy investors too often favor oil and natural gas over this resource. That’s their loss, considering how thermal coal is one of the Read more…
Australia is currently witnessing the worst flooding that it has seen in over thirty years, causing many open pit coal mines and railway links to submerge having a major impact on coal supply. Read more…
Over the last year coal has been performing well as economies around the world continue to expand and demand for global energy continues to rise. As for the future of the commodity, both Read more…
What’s dirty and out of fashion, but everybody wants it? That would be coal, both the coking kind used to make steel, and the thermal coal used to fire power plants. Over the past year or so, coal Read more…
As emerging markets continue to grow at stellar rates and developed markets continue to rebuild their economies, the demand for coal is expected to increase providing positive price support for Read more…
In trading on Tuesday, the iPath Long Extended Russell 2000 TR ETN (NYSE:RTLA) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 6.09% on the day. Also up on the day are the 
Invesco PowerShares Capital Management LLC, a leading provider of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with more than $50 billion in franchise assets, announced today that it expects to deliver zero 
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