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Post by ipanema on Sep 17, 2011 8:45pm

DD Assiatance

I've been a follower of SSL for 6 months now and a great fan. Plenty of DD and spreadsheets support my own analysis. It's relatively straight forward with one product...GOLD. This play is causing me problems not least because I'm finding it difficult to get spot prices on Metallurgical and Thermal coal and Edmonton Sweet Light Oil. Can anyone give me some good sites to go to on a daily basis for these spot prices?
Based on the presentation, page 17, in 2014 57.5% of our operating cash flow will be coming from "coal" of one form or another. Which makes this more of a coal play than anything else at the moment. 
Running the numbers I arrive at an EPS of around 8 cents for 2014, tax is even more of a guess than " expenses". Does anyone have significantly different numbers and if so  please advise.
I'm very interested in this company for a long term play but still have to get my education levels up on the coal market. Perhaps diversification will bring weightings more into line during the next couple of years or is everyone content with it as it is. Comments would be appreciated.
GLTA
Comment by mineplanner08 on Sep 17, 2011 10:37pm
Welcome to the board. Thermal Coal:https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/energy/coal/central-appalachian-coal.htmlYou can also find the oil spot price on the same site. I use the WTI price.For metallurgical (or coking) coal, as far as I know, the price is set quarterly. I haven't found a site that would show daily spot price as it doesn't change.I would prefer further diversification and the ...more  
Comment by ipanema on Sep 18, 2011 8:24am
Many thanks. The WTI price is around $88 at present. SND have used $100 in their projections. Has it fallen in recent months or is there some other explanation you're aware of? I very much appreciate your time and help. GLTA.
Comment by mineplanner08 on Sep 18, 2011 8:17pm
The WTI price has fallen in recent months. I'm not sure why they chose $100 though. They were not conservative for any of their commodity price projections in the presentation, except copper I guess. For example, $5 gas in the presentation where current price is below $4.Anyway, the WTI price has been very volatile in recent years. It's traded between $33 to $147. https://futures ...more  
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