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March 24, 2008
Coal Lease Acquisition Costs Increasing in Powder River Basin
Analysis of: Bid on Coal Tract Nearly Doubles | www.gillettenewsrecord.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
Coal Lease Acquisition Costs Increasing in Powder River Basin
Analysis of: Bid on Coal Tract Nearly Doubles | www.gillettenewsrecord.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
Coal lease rates in the PRB are climbing and will cut in coal companies’ margins as exhibited by Foundations recent successful lease bid and Rio Tinto’s higher, but unsuccessful bid. Also, the upfront payments are due often before the coal is even mined.
March 20, 2008
CSX: On its way to being the next Canadian National?
Analysis of: CSX expects higher profit, sues hedge funds | www.reuters.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
CSX: On its way to being the next Canadian National?
Analysis of: CSX expects higher profit, sues hedge funds | www.reuters.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
CSX was the underperformer of the four major U.S. Class One railroads for many years. About a year ago, the company’s weak performance started to attract attention from activist investors who felt that the company had the potential for significant improvement in its operating performance and financial...
March 20, 2008
Fuel Surcharge Recovery Lag and Inclusion in Only a Portion of Agreements Affects Railroads’ Quarterly Earnings
Analysis of: Burlington Northern's Freight Demand Slows on Dollar | www.bloomberg.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
Fuel Surcharge Recovery Lag and Inclusion in Only a Portion of Agreements Affects Railroads’ Quarterly Earnings
Analysis of: Burlington Northern's Freight Demand Slows on Dollar | www.bloomberg.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
Railroads impose fuel surcharges in transportation agreements such as for coal transport, but the recovery mechanism timing follows the railroads’ purchase of the fuel causing an earnings lag. Also, legacy coal transportation agreements do not have fuel...
March 19, 2008
More States Will Act to Reduce Mercury or Federal Government Will Require Maximum Achievable Control Technology as a Result of Circuit Court Ruling Vacating Federal Clean Air Mercury Rule
Analysis of: Doyle Endorses Reduction in Mercury Emissions | www.madison.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
More States Will Act to Reduce Mercury or Federal Government Will Require Maximum Achievable Control Technology as a Result of Circuit Court Ruling Vacating Federal Clean Air Mercury Rule
Analysis of: Doyle Endorses Reduction in Mercury Emissions | www.madison.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
New Jersey vs. EPA was filed by several states and environmentalists against the EPA’s removal of power plants from the list of mercury sources subject to a Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) standard and that mercury cannot be regulated by a cap and trade system under...
March 17, 2008
Coal Supply and Demand Affect on Prices and Volumes
Analysis of: Citigroup: Perfect Storm or Perfect Swoon for Coal? | www.mineweb.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
Coal Supply and Demand Affect on Prices and Volumes
Analysis of: Citigroup: Perfect Storm or Perfect Swoon for Coal? | www.mineweb.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
The Citigroup reports states U.S. coal supply is ample and coal plant inventory levels are adequate such that the higher coal prices of the last several weeks will not hold. The discussion in the commentary section addresses U.S. coal supply and coal plant inventory and...
March 13, 2008Railroad freight rate increases are only reason for increased profits and share buybacks
Analysis of: Why Warren Buffett is buying railroads | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Toby Kolstad, President, Rail Theory Forecasts
It’s hard to argue with success, and success is what the railroads are currently achieving after a decades -long battle for survival with their highway and barge competition. While all modes of transportation saw freight traffic soften in recent quarters, only the railroad companies have been able to...
March 10, 2008Chill in ethanol industry may give railcar lessors a bad cold
Analysis of: Sector Snap: Ethanol Stocks Plummet | www.chron.com
Author: Toby Kolstad, President, Rail Theory Forecasts
The growth rate of the ethanol industry has slowed significantly in recent months as the price of corn pinched the profit margins of most firms and put some inefficient producers out of business. With corn prices at $5.55/bu., reformulated gasoline (ethanol) prices must be above $2.00/gal just...
March 3, 2008Ag and Coal are lifting railroads above economic potholes.
Analysis of: Rail volume up 2.1% in latest week | www.railwayage.com
Author: Toby Kolstad, President, Rail Theory Forecasts
The two largest railroad carload traffic segments, Agricultural products and Coal, are once again flowing in record quantities after a disappointing performance in 2007. Grain traffic is up 17% for the first 8 weeks of the year and coal shipments are up 3.4% for the year following increases last week...
February 28, 2008
CSX may get congressional help in its battle with hedge fund TCI
Analysis of: TCI agrees to bring CSX feud before US hearing | www.ft.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
CSX may get congressional help in its battle with hedge fund TCI
Analysis of: TCI agrees to bring CSX feud before US hearing | www.ft.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
London-based hedge fund TCI, which owns roughly 4% of CSX Corporation’s common stock, has been sparring with the company’s management for the past year. TCI has said that CSX executives have been ineffective in fixing the railroad’s longstanding operating problems, and have questioned the company’s...
February 25, 2008
Kansas City Southern: Long-term independent, or eventual acquisition target?
Analysis of: Kansas City Southern's run for the border pays off | www.usatoday.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
Kansas City Southern: Long-term independent, or eventual acquisition target?
Analysis of: Kansas City Southern's run for the border pays off | www.usatoday.com
Author: Tom Murray, Consultant and Writer, Tom Murray
Kansas City Southern is the smallest of the “big seven” North American railroads, but it has by far the largest stake in U.S.-Mexico trade thanks to its ownership of the former TFM rail line, now known as Kansas City Southern de México. Over the past decade, KCS has made progress in integrating its...
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