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Coal Stocks: The Best Trade in the Market Right Now
By Jeff Clark

December 7, 2006

Back on October 12th I told you it was time to buy oil stocks.

In hindsight, it was an easy trade to recommend. The technical look of the sector and the fundamental valuations of the individual recommendations made them low risk trades with high profit potential. That's trading nirvana…

And nirvana pays off. That week, I gave told S&A Short Report subscribers my two best trading ideas for the oil sector. We sold one position for a 100% gain last week. We sold the other position yesterday for a gain of 110%.

That same condition exists right now for several of my favorite coal stocks. Take a look at this chart…

The Dow Jones U.S. Coal Index broke out of a bullish falling-wedge pattern, consolidated that breakout, and is now poised to move higher. From a technical point of view, it really doesn't get much better than this.

The fundamentals of the sector look great, too. In fact, just yesterday, I received a report from Dan Ferris - editor of Extreme Value and one of the best fundamental analysts on Wall Street. Dan is bullish on coal.

I didn't know Dan was looking at coal. And I don't think Dan knew what I was looking at, either. I do know, however, that whenever the fundamentals and the chart patterns align in such a way that we're both recommending the sector, then it's a pretty good idea to buy a few shares.

Be careful, though. Not all coal stocks are created equal. Some stocks will provide fuel for your portfolio and others will spontaneously combust. So be selective.

Dan is recommending a stock he says could double your money in the next year. The two trades I told subscribers about could double in the next three months. So whether you're looking for a fundamental investment or a couple of short-term trades, coal is a great sector to be in.

And who knows? This might be the first Christmas you'll actually want to get a lump of coal in your stocking.

Best regards and good trading,

Jeff Clark

Homebuilders Gain on 10-Month Low in Mortgage Rates
“U.S. homebuilder shares rose, led by Standard Pacific Corp., D.R. Horton Inc. and Ryland Group Inc., the largest seller of new homes for first-time buyers, as a 10- month low in mortgage rates sparked hopes of a housing rebound.

The Standard & Poor's homebuilding index rose 15.18 points, or 2.1 percent, to 726.19 points at 12:35 p.m. in New York composite trading. Standard Pacific gained 4.2 percent after it said orders rose and cancellations fell. D.R. Horton shares gained 3.6 percent and Ryland increased 3.3 percent.”

Who Would Have Guessed? Detroit Leads Nation in Foreclosures
“Empty houses with long, weed-choked grass, court orders pasted in windows, streets littered with ‘for sale’ signs -- these sights are becoming a familiar part of the landscape in Detroit, where people are losing their houses at the fastest rate in the nation. Rising unemployment, a sliding real-estate market and risky lending are the culprits behind the Motor City's surge in foreclosures, analysts say.

‘It's the worst area in the country, in terms of the economy,’ says real-estate consultant John Tuccillo.” Read on…


Life is good in energy ETFs… new 2006 highs for iShares U.S. Energy, Oil & Gas Exploration & Production SPDR, and Energy SPDR.
Life is good in blue chips also… new highs in Lexmark, Coca-Cola, Goldman Sachs, CBS, IBM, and General Mills.
Uninterrupted rise in stocks pushes professional investment advisor sentiment to highest level in 2006.
In The News: Homebuilding sector continues to rally... Detroit continues to not rally
Last Change 52-Wk
S&P 500 1414.76 0.40% 12.10%
Oil (USO)* 53.89 -0.76% -20.56%
Gold (GLD)* 62.69 -1.76% 23.19%
Silver (SLV)* 135.70 -1.78% -1.75%
US Dollar 82.74 0.29% -9.56%
Euro 1.328 -0.29% 12.77%
VIX 11.27 0.36% -2.84%
^HUI 356.11 -1.14% 43.03%
10-year yield 4.44% 0.01 -0.13
* Since ETF inception

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