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X: Bull or Bear?
too much steel production
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This one is quite simple: World Steel production 1979: 700 mm metric tons 1989: 785 mm metric tons 1999: 784 mm metric tons 2007: 1,345 mm metric tons 2008: 1,329 mm metric tons 2011: ?you write it in? Pretty sure we don't need the amount of steel production we currently have, and it seems China is INCREASING production! What happens to US steel companies when China stops growing infrastructure cash giveaways? It doesn't even have to be a decline in demand, just a flattening of growth. Then you have a bunch of shiny new steel factories in Asia and a vacuum of places to...
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Industrial metals: Strong plays on Obama's rebuilding plans
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Filed under: Newsletters, Alcoa Inc (AA), U.S. Steel (X), Commodities, Stocks to Buy, Obama Picks "President Obama's proposed rebuilding plans are great news for steel and other industrial metals makers," says resource sector specialist Larry Edelson, who recommends a pair of beneficiaries: U.S. Steel Corp. (NYSE: X) and Alcoa (NYSE: AA). The editor of Real Wealth newsletter explains, "Obama has pledged to give the U.S. economy a massive shot in the arm with the biggest public works spending package this nation has seen in more than 50 years. <>"Besides spending on road, bridge, school improveme...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Restaurant shake-up eill favor nimble players
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450 days
Filed under: Industry, Market matters, McDonald's (MCD), Walgreen Co (WAG), Best Buy (BBY), Circuit City Stores (CC), CVS Corp (CVS), Darden Restaurants (DRI), Yum Brands (YUM), U.S. Steel (X), Stocks to Buy, Rite Aid Corp (RAD), Cramer on BloggingStocks  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says that as consumers try to stretch their dining dollar, Darden, Yum! and McDonald's will benefit.
We all know we are overstored in this country and over-restauranted. There are tons of players -- so many that the competition got too hard. Now they collapse. That Uno might miss a payment, that Bennigan's and S...
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Growth & Income: United States Steel Corporation
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+7.36%
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(closed on 08/13/08)
Filed under: U.S. Steel (X), Stocks to Buy  By Alex Kolb, Zack's Investment Research
United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) has seen 8 out of 10 covering analysts boost full-year earnings estimates since we featured this Growth and Income pick back in mid-July. Forecasts of $20.50 per share are above last month's $16.00. The most accurate projection is more bullish at $21.46 per share. Robust Growth with Record Numbers <> The company recently announced second-quarter results and upped its dividend. Net income of $668 million soared past the previous year's $302 million. During the past 5 co...
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US Steel: Solid as They Come
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477 days
<>With all the talk of recession, of manipulation in the financial markets, of hedge funds short selling the brokers and of oil hovering around all time highs, sometimes it seems that investors get too caught up in the fast paced world of Wall Street. Sometimes people forget about the "old-timers," the companies that are responsible for making Wall Street what it is today. Companies that saw the Great Depression come and go, saw two world wars pass and saw times when titans like J. Pierpont Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, Charles Schwab, and so many other notables ruled the Street.
Perhaps I'm just b...
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Today's Trade Entries
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+77.21%
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485 days
As noted this morning, I went short coal, natural gas and steel stocks this morning. Here are the trades:
Short 200 shares of ACI at $65.24 (closed at $62.23).
Short 100 shares of APA at $123.37 (closed at 116.96).
Short 100 shares of X at $163.56 (158.17)
Short 200 shares of ZEUS at $59.67 (closed at $56.96)
My strategy was to short on today's strength stocks within these sectors that had
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United States Steel Corp. (X)
X
-80.08%
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495 days
Steel prices
continue to rise as China
needs more. US
Steel Corp is riding the rising price of steel to new levels of profitability
and market capitalization.
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Buy US Steel Corp. (X) on Continuing Global Steel Demand Growth
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Risaburo Nezu, chairman of the OECD steel committee told, "Global steel demand growth continues to be led by emerging economies to meet the requirements of expanding industrial sectors and infrastructure growth. Demand in many mature economies has slowed in line with weaker economic activity".
The OECD’s steel committee consists of industry and government officials from countries that together account for 81% of the world’s steel exports.
And according to Nezu, steel use continues to grow most rapidly in the so-called “BRIC” economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. I< /><><><><><><>< />< />< />< />...
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United States Steel Corp.
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<> United States Steel Corporation produces steel products. It operates through three segments: Flat-rolled Products, U. S. Steel Europe, and Tubular Products. The Flat-rolled Products segment produces slabs, sheets, tin mill products, strip mill plates, rounds, and coke. It serves customers in the service center, conversion, transportation, construction, container, and appliance and electrical markets in North America. The U.S. Steel Europe segment manufactures and sells sheet, strip mill plate, tin mill, and tubular products, as well as heating radiators and refractories. It serves customer...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Motorola's worth will out
X
-30.00%
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51 days
(closed on 08/14/08)
Filed under: Deals, Yahoo! (YHOO), Motorola (MOT), Market matters, Sprint Nextel Corp (S), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), U.S. Steel (X), Nucor Corp (NUE), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says the slide has to end somewhere -- eventually, we'll see a bid.
Is someone having a margin call? That's what I keep thinking as I watch the sickening slide in Motorola's (NYSE: MOT) (Cramer's Take) stock. How can Motorola go down so much? This is a company ...
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China Makes U.S. Steel a Buy
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Spot pricing is continuing to improve, and is in the middle of a spike that started in early 2008.
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6 Metal Stocks That Shine Brighter Than Gold
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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.
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X marks the spot!
- X marks the spot! Holy moly, the company of steel is UNSTOPPABLE! Looks destined for $200s here shortly. Jeez louise is this thing juiced! It just do...
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With crude oil prices soaring, shares in coal and fertilizer companies have also been climbing for the past year. Barron's offers a 
