Stelco Inc (STE.TO)

DON'T BUY
Hot rolled steel prices look like they're coming back a little bit. Stelco needs substantially higher prices to survive in this form. A very high-risk situation.
WATCH
Has been an extremely disappointing stock. If we continue to have economic recovery, thinks that Stelco has the potential to turn around. A speculative, higher risk at this time. Watch what management has to say on the third quarter.
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On life support. Not sure it's going to make it.
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Between Dofasco and Stelco, this is the one that is always flirting with bankruptcy. Can go up, but the risk is high. There are balance sheet concerns. They may have to sell off some assets.
WEAK BUY
Doesn't think it will go broke. Selling off some assets. New management. Will double if there is a recovery in the world economy.
BUY
Has a decent technical bottom developing. High risk, but potentially high rewards. Technically, if it goes below 0.90¢, it will go to zero. Put a stop in at 0.90¢.
DON'T BUY
They need higher steel prices to survive.
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Market perceives that its book value is impaired. Steel market continues to be under attack from imports. Poor balance sheet.
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In a lot of trouble. Very speculative. Antiquated plants.
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They will participate in the recovery of the steel market. Their balance sheet is stretched. Prefers others.
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Steel is a very tough industry.Dofasco is the better choice. Very speculative.
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Its trading like there's something thats really, really bad on its balance sheets.Not sure if it will make it.
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Speculative.Could drop further.Would like to see a lot more solid ground.
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Had a very poor quarter.Not sure if they will survive.
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The wildcard on steel is the antidumping laws in the US and if Stelco can piggyback on this it will do well, but, if the market opens up to Russia and China, Stelco will be in big trouble.
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