RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:analystsI would say that the stock price a year ago was abnormally low because the company was still largely viewed as the business that had gone through bankrutcy before, and people didn't believe this was a new, vastly improved business. Hence the fact that the stock was trading at only about 2 times earnings. There still is a lot of pessimism about Stelco because of past failures, and it is still a "show me" story. As they continue to demonstrate that their profitabliliy is vastly improved compared to previous iterations of Stelco, there will be more and more believers. Obviously the stock is never going to get a high p/e multiple because steel pricing is so volatile, but I think we are gradually seeing a more reasonable multiple for the stock price. If they can earn $10-$15 a share this year, a 6 times multiple gets it to $60-$90. At 8 times, you'd get to $80-$120.