Pre-Market Analysis on Cliffs Natural Resources, Peabody Energy, McEwen Mining, Walter Energy, and Central Fund of Canada
LONDON, April 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Markets remained subdued as the companies offered mixed trend with their earnings reports. Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE: BTU) jumped up after announcing losses for its first quarter but better-than-expected outlook. Other major basic material stocks such as Cliff Natural Resources Inc. (NYSE: CLF), McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE: MUX), Walter Energy Inc. (NYSE: WLT) and Central Fund of Canada Limited (AMEX: CEF) showed mixed trend. StockCall has posted free technical research on CLF, BTU, MUX, WLT, and CEF which can be downloaded upon sign up at
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Cliff Natural Resources Inc. traded in the range of $16.96 and $18.15 in its latest trading session and ended the day at $17.53, up 0.17 percent. The stock's 52 weeks range stands at $16.96 and $71.60. The company's stock has lost 74.71 percent of its value in the past 12 months, while it declined 50.73 percent on a YTD basis. The stock is in a bearish mode and may find its first support level at $16.27. It is trading below its 20-day moving average of $19.21. Sign up and read the complimentary report on CLF at
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Despite the downtrend shown by broad market indices, Peabody Energy Corporation's stock finished 7.57 percent higher at $20.46, with volume up from daily average of 7.07 million to 17.26 million. The stock is down so far in 2013 with its year-to-date decline at 19.32 percent. However, the stock currently shows a neutral trend which is further confirmed by the stock's MACD chart. The company has its first support level at $20.20. The free report on BTU can be downloaded by signing up now at
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McEwen Mining Inc. made an upward movement with 8 percent gain in its latest trading session. The company's stock ended yesterday's session at $1.89, and its highest price point stood at $1.95. In the past 12 months, the stock has declined 51.56 percent while a YTD loss stands at 48.64 percent. McEwen trades at beta of 0.24, which implies low volatility. It traded 5.5 million shares during Thursday's session, in comparison to its regular daily volume of 3.39 million shares. Free report on MUX can be accessed by registering at
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Walter Energy Inc. trimmed its 52 weeks losses to 70.52 percent by closing its previous trading session 2.48 percent higher. The stock closed at $19.00 with trading volume of 6.25 million shares. It is down 43.82 percent on a YTD basis. Walter Energy is currently in a bearish mode and is expected to go up to $20.36 in the coming trading sessions. Its next resistance level is at $23.77. On the downside, it is expected to face its first support level at $18.57. WLT traded in the range of $18.21 and $69.41 in the past 52 weeks. Register with StockCall and download the research on WLT for free at
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Central Fund of Canada Limited is trading above its long-term moving average price, indicating a neutral trend. It also closed its latest trading session at $16.14, up 0.25 percent. The stock made an upward movement with above average volume of 1.91 million shares. The company trades at beta of 0.43, making the stock a very low volatile proposition. However, the stock declined 22.89 percent this year. Central Fund of Canada's stock also tumbled 25.28 percent in the past 52 weeks. Read the full free research on CEF by signing up to StockCall at
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