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Level 2
Bids:
1mm - .061
1mm - .0604
1mm - .0601
4mm - .06
Asks:
2mm - .062
2mm - .0625
1mm - .063
2mm - .064
Good one BBB..
I am not going anywhere. I am trying to look at the positive side of these low prices and if we do fall to .05 I will buy 100k more shares....I have done my own DD and feel good about the company. I do not post a lot but do read the board.
GLTA. Go longs.
I think I just saw a tumbleweed go across my screen.......no action...this board is like a ghost town this morning.lol
It is truly Festivus today a ton of people airing their grievances....I guess next, the feats of strength.. I will have to bring the pole down from the attic......good times....A little something to laugh at and it sounds like a few people could use a laugh(Seinfeld-Festivus).
As for CCTC:
I am still confident, I have done my own DD an feel good about CCTC. Good times will come. More bashers today, that is probaby a good sign in a weird sort of way but no worries......GLTA
It's festivus in May....air out your grievances but we will skip the feats of strength for now.....
Not me... I am topping off the tanks and buying more. GL
Even Colbert gives a little pump to clean coal while interviewing Stewart Brand on last nights episode..........nice..
http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/308892/may-06-2010/stewart-brand
Larry probably needed some money for his Envirofuel venture...no worries.... It's all good, we will be making $$$$ sooooon enough...
No worries... if drops more this week I will add....
JB61.. I am in the mid-atlantic area and have not seen the latest BW on stands yet either; looked all last week and they only had the 04/12 issue...maybe today. It would be nice to get a hard copy.
HMMMM....great read on the MM(market manipulators). Thanks
This is all good news...in due time ...in due time we will all be laughing; well except for humblehawk. He is sounding more desperate by the day. I think he may cry....enough about him. Lets have another green day!!!
That's correct. I am seeing too and it was't there the other day.
This money machine is just getting primed...$..$$$>>>$$$$$$CCTC.
Yes, he is..... sounds a little desperate jmo.
Check out posts #10209 and #10212
It is VERT
Level 2
Bids:
1mm-.155
3mm-.153
1mm-.152
3mm-.15
Asks:
1mm-.158
4mm-.16
1mm-.164
1mm-.165
Bids:
1mm-.157
2mm-.156
3mm-.151
Asks:
2mm-.16
2mm-.164
2mm-.165
Bids:
1mm-.132
2mm-.131
1mm-.13
3mm-.125
Asks:
2mm-.134
2mm-.135
1mm-.136
2mm-.14
Bids:
2-.149
1-.146
1-.145
1-.144
Asks:
2-.15
2-.153
3-.154
I don't know if anyone has noticed but (IMO) humblehawk sounds a lot like nj investor from yahoo. He is getting desperate trying to hold this thing down but he will fail....
CCTC is on its way up. Good things are about to happen...glta
IH level 2.....I just listed how many MM's were at each pp.
Bids 1-.146, 3 -.145, 1-.14, 1-.135 and
Asks 1-.15, 1-.152, 3-.154, 5-.155
This was also something interesting about the coal washeries I found. Again just an FYI.....
Top sector for foreign direct investment in India
Did you know?
The high ash content of
Indian coal makes it
imperative to wash it
before it is supplied to the
thermal power stations.
Did you know?
The word 'tonne' is the
same as a 'metric ton'?
Coal washeries
Points to be noted
India's total coal reserves are estimated at about 196 billion tonnes (or
metric tons).
India's annual coal production is around 254 million tonnes per annum (TPA)
and more than 85 percent of that is contributed by the seven divisions of
state-owned Coal India Limited (CIL).
Most of the non-coking coal produced in India has a high ash content (40-45
percent on average). This is why CIL proposes to have coal washeries near
the pit-heads before it is supplied to the large consumers such as thermal
power plants all over India.
CIL wants the private sector Indian and foreign companies to set up noncoking
coal washeries, on "Build, Own and Operate" basis.
CIL will provide land for the washeries near the pit-heads on long lease, but
washed coal and washery rejects will remain its property with the private
investors allowed to charge a coal beneficiation price.
A total of 14 new washeries are to be given to the private sector and/or
foreign companies.
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Page 1 of 1 FDI Prospects in Indian Coal Washeries Market
3/2/2010 http://indiaonestop.com/fdi-coal-washeries.htm
Found this article from last week. It does not mention CCTI but is this something they may get involved with? I have read that most of India's coal is low grade i.e. dirty. Just an FYI, take it for what it's worth....
CIL to invest Rs 2,500 cr in 20 washeries
New Delhi, Feb. 25
Coal India Ltd (CIL) will invest about Rs 2,500 crore to set up 20 coal washeries that will help boost the output of washed coking and non-coking coal.
"CIL has envisaged setting up of 20 new coal washeries for an ultimate raw coal throughput capacity of 111.10 million tonnes per annum with an estimated investment of about Rs 2,500 crore," the Economic Survey said.
The proposed units comprise seven coking coal washeries and 13 non-coking coal washeries that will help reduce ash content in the coal and improve calorific value. The average ash content in Indian coal is 35-38 per cent and washing helps reduce it by 7-8 per cent.
Operations begin
Further, the Survey said that 25 of the 208 coal blocks allocated to both public and private sector companies have started operations and the provisional output during the April-November 2009 period stood at 23.66 million tonnes.
The overall coal production increased 12.5 per cent to 325.87 million tonnes during the April-November 2009 as against the year-ago period.
The demand-supply gap for coal in the country is estimated at around 70 million tonnes for the current fiscal and is forecast to double in the next two years.
Outlook
The country is looking to increase coal output and has set a target to boost the production by 7.32 per cent in the next financial year.
India expects to produce 571.87 million tonnes of coal next financial year compared with 532.83 million tonnes in the current year.
Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications