Does not own shares currently. Surprised how well share price has performed lately. Demand for products fairly high - suspects profits are strong. Current price is high - would wait to buy on weakness.
Hard business to run in North America. High energy, input & labor costs. Margins compressed due to competition with China. Difficult to compete internationally. Not a great business. Would not recommend buying.
Ton of cash, healthy balance sheet. Lots of optionality to buy back stock. Great margins. Nothing exciting happening in the space right now, so don't put money in right now.
Really likes it and is a long position. Has multiple characteristics he likes. Strong price momentum, valuation is standout. Cheapest stocks on the TSX with high return on equity. trades at 6x cashflow. 3x price to earnings. Very low multiples.
A trade, not a long-term hold. Steel is wildly cyclical. Has gone bankrupt at least twice and finds ways to get into trouble pretty reliably. Steel prices are very high right now, so you're looking at a maximum of 1-1.5 years of good times.
Daily volatility is because there isn't much of a float. Prices are not sustainable at these levels. Looking at lower earnings in 2022. Be wary of buying near the top of the pricing cycle. He hasn't been adding here.
Recently risen from the ashes. Thematically, this is the type of thing you want to own this year. However, it's something to own for the good times and not for a long time as a commodity producer. It will pullback when the commodity prices drop.
A Canadian steel producer that emerged from bankruptcy about 5 years ago and went public again in 2017. A well run company in a cyclical sector. With a longer term view in mind, you could begin to buy in again here. But know that it could get worse before it gets better.
Just came out of its bankruptcy. You should not hold a stock for the special dividend because when it is declared, the stock adjusts. It is the end of the seasonal period for metals and mining stocks. We should be very cautious with this stock.
Private equity rescued it from bankruptcy. Steel prices came off in late-2018 vbut have rebounded. Just announced positive earnings and a special dividend. Strong balance sheet. Prem Watsa has also come into Stelco. This should do well until the next recession.
With all the building that is going on, they are doing fairly well after the reorganization. This question would be, if things slow down, particularly in the automotive industry, how well are the steel stocks likely to do? On the positive side, there is a great deal of consolidation on the steel side globally and this could be on some radar screens.
Sideways chart on the stock. Has a defined trading range. Bouncing off support level. Might be a good time to buy. Wouldn't be surprised if hits $50.