MARKET VECTORS STEEL (SLX)
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Steel ETF.
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To my mind commodities are undervalued much more than the S&P and that in the long run this is a very solid pick.
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These P/E numbers are just too lousy.
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BRIC ain't done yet.
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Nice way to diversify and play the steel industry...Overall growth in sector should outperform market over the next 5 to 10 yrs with the global demand and supply still tight regardless of slowing demand for steel within the US economy.. P/E still very favorable on the sector.
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Steel has been a hot commodity ever since China and India have upped their demand. Current outlook is very positive and this fund is diverse enough.
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Took notice of this industry when the price of scrap steel started to climb. Steel is hot and should remain strong in the next decade as China and India continue to industrialize. Low risk with lots of upside in this ETF.
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from ETF Screener
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Steel will continue to rise as supplies are snatched up by the Chinese.
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Real world holding. Picked based on performance.
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It's a hard cold fact - steel is where it's at!
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A great ETF in the red hot steel market -- while individual sector stocks offer greater return, this ETF offers wide exposure to the market -- and has been soaring over the last year.
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always a need-gotta go up
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Lots of bullish signs here. However the stock is overbought. I expect a pull back then another run.
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no real logic behind this one
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Global shortages, very few players causing accelerated pricing.
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Takes advantage of rocketing steel prices and rising global demand (mainly China and India), get a good diverse mix of the major steel firms in this ETF from Market vectors. (72.21% YTD) A strong 2008 anticipated.
However, since steel is subject to intense price competition and market volatility, along with governmental interference, tremendous returns are not something you should expect to experience all the time.
SLX can be looked at as another way to participate in emerging markets like China and Vietnam, where strong demand for steel is led by growth in autos, construction, and consumer durables.
For most investors, a more diverse approach to commodities is probably a better approach, but for those who can afford concentration and the risk that goes with it, this fund could make an interesting, but small, component of your portfolio. Recommended 'Buy'
A less risky alterantive which gives you exposure to steel is PowerShares DB Base Metals (DBB)
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As global expansion continues, the demand for steel will continue to be strong. As an ETF tracking the American Stock Exchange steel index, it provides great exposure to steel but not as much risk as putting all of your capital into a single steel producer.

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