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"Global steel producers are thriving, and their stocks are hitting new highs," note Yiannis Mostrous and Roger Conrad, who add, "But the best is yet to come."

In the industry-leading Personal Finance, the two advisors explain, "We’re still in the early stage of a truly global bull market cycle for steel, and the companies best positioned to take advantage are headed a lot higher." Here, they look at their "Iron Five."

"As is the case with other building blocks of economic growth, steel is enjoying explosive demand from the developing world. And with the world expanding as never before, steel

By Jason Simpkins

When it comes to the worldwide metals market, gold may get all of the attention but other, more durable, metals such as steel and iron have proved to be much more profitable. For instance, the price of gold is actually down 2% from mid-January, but steel prices are 50% higher.

Before Excel Maritime (EXM) @ 7.50 per share and even before Hirsch International (HRSH) @ 1.25 per share or Lazare Kaplan (LKI) @ 8 per share. The first company even mentioned in the relative arbitrage was a South Korean Steelmaker Posco (PKX).

Here’s the article I wrote in January 2006:

When Warren Buffett was a small-time investor he was able to make easy money. He simply would buy great companies below liquidation value. Right now there is only one great company on the NYSE that trades below liquidation value. POSCO Steel. Right now POSCO shares are about $57 a share. Look