RE:CNR PT hiked 139Boy, pretty agressive boost given the situation. With Q2 winding down, just 10 days left, carloadings for Q2 are down 16.2% for Q to date, and 22.4% ex intermodal. Total drop in carloads for the quarter will be in the area of 250000 loads. With average revenue per load of around 2265 per load, that equates to a revenue reduction for the quarter of about $560 million. Not sure how a 16% increase in share price can be obtained given this huge loss of revenue. I realize there are some freight rate increases here, but I also notice that some of the business units with the highest revenue per car (Petroleum products and Forest Products) have some of the larger drops in loadings. And Automotive is a write off, down 77% for the quarter. Gonna need some creative financing here I think to show earnings growth to support a $139 share price. JMHO