CONSOL Energy is Finding a Happy Medium Between Coal and Natural Gas

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Set to release earnings tomorrow, CONSOL Energy looks to show investors how it has operated under its first quarter since announcing the sale of five of its Central Appalachian coal mines. The company still targets coal, but more for export purposes. Management will be looking, instead, at natural gas for meaningful future growth. Click on the short clip below to view our analysts discussing their views on this transforming company.

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