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Stelco Holdings Inc STZHF


Primary Symbol: T.STLC

Stelco Holdings Inc. is a Canada-based integrated and independent steelmaker with advanced integrated steelmaking facilities in North America. The Company is engaged in the production and sale of steel products. The Company produces flat-rolled value-added steels, including coated, cold-rolled, and hot-rolled steel products, as well as pig iron and metallurgical coke. It also provides gauge, crown, and shape control, as well as uniform through-coil mechanical properties. The Company’s steel products are supplied to customers in the steel service center, construction, automotive, energy, appliance, and pipe and tube industries across Canada and the United States. It operates from two facilities: Lake Erie Works (LEW) near Nanticoke, Ontario and Hamilton Works (HW) in Hamilton, Ontario.


TSX:STLC - Post by User

Post by fishcarrieron Sep 01, 2021 10:32am
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Post# 33793955

Reply to Two Views

Reply to Two ViewsIsn't it fascinating to observe the divergent views of a company? 1. From 52.50 to 55; 2. From 65 to 70. The low rater projects a 10% rise from a presumed $50 stock. The other a 40% increase from the same stock if priced at $50. Seems like the difference in the mark-up on a box of corn flakes whether it's on sale or not. 

I don't disagree that steel prices will come down before long. But it seems to me we're a long way away from $650 US steel prices. I suspect I will be selling this stock long before steel dips below the $959 CAN STLC made in the first quarter of this year. Car makers and bridge builders still have to ramp up production. 
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