With natural gas spiking, coal becomes more attractive to utilities.
For a trade, I went long $ANR.
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Makes sense. Why not $KOL directly?
Leverage
The old 1980’s utility investment strategy still applies – hold your water and let go of your gas.
So you’re not worried that Obama’s EPA wants to put all the coal miners out of business?