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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum L&L Energy, Inc. LLEN

"L & L Energy Inc is currently engaged in the business of coal mining, coal consolidation, and wholesaling in the People's Republic of China and its operations are conducted in the coal-rich Yunnan Province in Southwest China."

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L&L Energy, Inc. > CNBC, lots of talk..
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Post by chsharpei on Apr 10, 2013 6:59pm

CNBC, lots of talk..

about where the top is in the market.  After running the numbers,  I came up with1588.29 (the S&P high today: 1589).I think we could be at a near term  top... at least I hope so.   How a pullback will affect LLEN remains to be seen.  I don't think there will be much affect, may depend on if we hit some 'key' number first.  Curious to see where we end this week.  

Sam Zell (in whose opinion I would usually place great credence) is convinced that since the commercial RE market is at a top we are poised similarly to 2008...Is he forgetting oil was at $140/bbl? residential construction was way higher and everyone was in the building trades compared to where it is today (We are only just beginning.)... the job market was at almost full capacity...the emerging markets had only pipe dreams of challenging the US in markets...gold was $2.50/oz...and corporations were highly leveraged, where today they are overly funded and trim and fit.

What do you think?

Sharpei

Comment by chsharpei on Apr 10, 2013 7:40pm
...should have said 'short term top' as there may be a possible pull back to 1530ish before going higher.  S.
Comment by brotherM1 on Apr 10, 2013 11:20pm
I think about 75% of the new home sales are for properties costing $750K and up.  I think the unskilled and lower class cannot find jobs.  I see a country with little manufacturing; I see a country that can't compete with large emerging countries.  I see a country top heavy with wealthy that don't want to be taxed to ease our debt and strengthen our dollar. I  ...more  
Comment by chsharpei on Apr 11, 2013 12:16am
BrotherMac:  The passion in your post is palpable.  Isn't it what most Americans are thinking?  It really hits home.  It's been a relief to see natgas holding above $4...how much longer???  Coal is so hated I am hoping that it is signaling finally time to get in.  Coal hardly doesn't even come up for discussion on CNBC.  I do believe that mgmt ...more  
Comment by brotherM1 on Apr 12, 2013 12:02am
Sharpei - CNBC has it own agenda like other media.  I see TBone Pickens on there farily frequently and I would not doubt he could be fiscally tied in to CNBC.  Perhaps even Steve Forbes himself is overweight in natural gas.  Fret not though grasshopper.  Let me remind that coal is soft burning but all powerful.  It burns for a long time softly and its hot embers are ...more  
Comment by lutherpstr on Apr 12, 2013 9:15am
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