StockCall Early Morning Insight into CONSOL Energy, James River Coal, U.S. Silica, ArcelorMittal, and Nucor
LONDON, March 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Stocks rose as The Dow Jones ended its latest session at 14,559.65, up 0.77 percent while NASDAQ was up 0.53 percent to close at 3,252.48. Similarly, S&P also ended at a positive note at 1,563.77, up 0.78 percent. The mineral and mining industry defied the broader market sentiments as its stocks remained in a bearish mode. Major companies like CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE: CNX), James River Coal Company (NASDAQ: JRCC), U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. (NYSE: SLCA), ArcelorMittal (NYSE: MT) and Nucor Corporation (NYSE: NUE) underperformed the market. StockCall has issued technical analysis and charting reports on CNX, JRCC, SLCA, MT, and NUE. Download these free reports now at
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CONSOL Energy Inc. extended its 52 weeks loss by closing 0.62 percent lower. The stock ended its Thursday session at $33.45, while its highest price point for yesterday's session stood at $34.09. It traded 1.95 million shares, down from its average daily volume of 2.72 million. CONSOL Energy traded in the range of $26.41 and $37.39 in the past 52 weeks and currently it is trading near its high price point. The company commands market capitalization of $7.63 billion and it reported its latest EPS at $1.69. Its stock gained more than 5 percent in 2013. Download the free research on CNX today by registering at
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James River Coal Company slipped sharply with above average volume to end its latest session at $1.92. The stock ended 5.88 percent lower than its previous close on Tuesday. Its volume for the day stood at 1.05 million shares. The stock is currently trading in-line with its 20-day SMA of $1.92 yet below its 50-day SMA of $1.93 which indicative of a bearish trend. Its first resistance level is at $2.16 while it may tumble down to $1.55 before receiving any support. James River Coal's stock is down 38.85 percent on a YTD basis, while it lost 67.4 percent of its value in the past 12 months. Sign up and have access to our free report on JRCC at
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U.S. Silica Holdings Inc. ended its latest trading session at $22.19, down 3.77 percent from its previous close. With its latest downward movement, the stock is now up 40.18 percent on a YTD basis, while its 52 weeks gain stands at 7.61 percent. U.S. Silica oscillated in the range of $21.56 and $23.26 during yesterday's session. It traded 1.82 million shares and has been showing a bearish trend. The stock may touch $21.21 in the coming trading sessions. Upon breaching this level, its next support level is at $19.03. Sign up and read the complimentary report on SLCA at
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ArcelorMittal remained flat in Tuesday trading session. The stock closed at $13.37 with below average volume of 4.310 million shares, showing a neutral trend. The company has its first support level at $13.12. Upon breaching this level, its next support level is at $13.05. The company commands market capitalization of $20.71 billion. ArcelorMittal is also trading above its short-term and long-term average price of $13.35 and $13.37 respectively. The free report on MT can be downloaded by signing up now at
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Nucor Corporation is trading above its long-term moving average price, indicating a bullish trend. It also closed its latest trading session at $45.99, up 1.03 percent. The stock made an upward movement with above average volume of 3 million shares. It provided good return to its holders as it appreciated 8.36 percent this year. Nucor's stock also gained 6.58 percent in the past 52 weeks. Free report on NUE can be accessed by registering at
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