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  1. [verwijderd] 7 juni 2017 08:51
    wel balen dat de olie weer naar beneden is gegaan... alles is te onzeker nu...en met am kan het echt alle kanten op. Ik handel en volg dit aandeel al 5 jaar nu. Winst en verlies maar wacht je kansjes af. Want we zitten allemaal in de aandelen om geld te verdienen. wat wel jammer is dat er sommige zich zo kinderachtig gedragen op dit forum...

    Afijn fijne handel vandaag...of niet.. dat is aandelen handel
  2. Kogovus 7 juni 2017 08:56
    quote:

    NewKidInTown schreef op 7 juni 2017 08:53:

    Zou mm dan op 1 dag na, z'n fles whiskey mislopen ?

    Indicatieve opening 18,75 as we speak, voor wat het waard is.
    18,49 as we speak bij de Giro, ook dit voor wat het waard is;-)
  3. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 08:57
    Eventjes een paar losse headers achter elkaar geplakt. Betaalde artikelen dus meer dan een titel heb ik niet.

    Brazil auto sales, output, exports jump in May, Brazilian automotive exports reach record level in May

    Argentina May auto production up 13.8% on year

    May Mexican auto production jumps 17.3% on year

    German car market up again in May
  4. Kogovus 7 juni 2017 09:01
    quote:

    NewKidInTown schreef op 7 juni 2017 08:58:

    @Ko, die 18,75 was ook bij de Giro :-)

    nu 18,44, zal wel openen op 18,15 worden ;-)
    Hoop het niet, ben er echt wel klaar mee.
  5. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 09:02
    Kan twee kanten op dit nieuws. Teken vd slechte economie of dat Arcelor Mittal haar "delayed" shipments/verkopen vanuit Q1 nu heeft uitgeleverd (met referentie naar de Q1 toelichting van AM met betrekking tot Brazilië).

    De autoverkopen voor de maand mei in Brazilië zijn wel met dik 25% gestegen zoals we gisteren al hebben kunnen lezen.

    Brazilian long steel imports down 49% in May

    Brazilian long steel imports decreased by 49.04% year-on-year in May, due to lower volumes from China.

    The country imported 19,640 tonnes of long steel last month, compared with 38,538 tonnes in the corresponding period in 2016, according to figures released by the country’s foreign trade ministry, MDIC, on Tuesday June 6...

    www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3723256...
  6. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 09:05
    Het mindere nieuws vd dag!

    China’s long steel export prices drop amid softening domestic market

    China’s export prices for long steel went against expectations and fell during the past week, tracking the slide in the domestic market.

    Wire rod Metal Bulletin’s assessment of prices for July shipments of chromium-added mesh-quality wire rod was $435-440 per tonne fob for the week ended Tuesday June 6, down $10 per tonne from a week earlier. Steel mills are offering the product at $440 per tonne fob this week, down $20-30 per tonne from last Wednesday’s offers of $460-470 per tonne fob. "Domestic prices didn’t increase as we had expected," an export manager of...

    www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3723006...
  7. [verwijderd] 7 juni 2017 09:05
    speciaal voor Toekomstbeeld, hopelijk voor hem als believer een plusje vandaag :-)

    Even though it seemed as if the North American steel market had recently peaked, all indications now suggest that 2017 will be another growth year.

    Even though it seemed as if the North American steel market had recently peaked, all indications now suggest that 2017 will be another growth year.

    “While last year was very volatile, it was definitely better than 2015, which was a dreadful year,” Amy Bennett, principal consultant for Metal Bulletin Research, said.

    This turnaround was made possible by a number of production cutbacks at several integrated producers in the USA.

    Not only did US Steel (which has fallen one place to No24 in Metal Bulletin’s global top steelmaker rankings this year) permanently close its blast furnace at its works in Fairfield, Alabama late in 2015, it also idled its mill in Granite City, Illinois.

    While it restarted the finishing end at Granite City early in 2017, the hot end of that mill remains closed and US Steel’s plans to add an electric arc furnace at Fairfield remain indefinitely on hold.

    Also, late in 2015, AK Steel (which has fallen to No64 from No62) idled its mill in Ashland, Kentucky, and has no immediate plans to restart it.

    ArcelorMittal (which remains No1) had idled one of its two blast furnaces at its Indiana Harbor West works, but brought it back online earlier this year.

    According to the American Iron & Steel Institute (AISI), following a 0.5% decline in 2016, US crude steel production had increased by 34% year-on-year towards the end of March, allowing domestic mill capacity utilisation to inch up from the low-70% level to 74.1% in mid-May.

    The latest AISI data shows that adjusted year-to-date production on May 20, 2017 was 34,665,000 net tons, at a capacity utilisation rate of 74.3%. This is up 3.0% from the 33,644,000 net tons produced during the same period of last year, when the capacity utilisation rate was 72.1%.

    Steel operating rates are expected to remain fairly steady this year despite the ramping up of Big River Steel, which began production in December, and Commercial Metals Corp’s second rebar mini-mill later this year in Durant, Oklahoma.

    Acero Junction – the former Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp in Mingo Junction, Ohio – was reopened this year, but its hot end remains closed, at least for the time being, according to Christopher Plummer, md of Metal Strategies.

    While there were also a number of trade cases filed in 2015 and 2016 – and even a few in 2017 – Bennett says it was largely because of these production cutbacks, as opposed to the trade cases, that steel prices started to recover in the first quarter of 2016 and really began to pick up steam in the second quarter, before backing off slightly later in the year but never getting back down to 2015 levels.

    After a short pause, they began to move up again, starting in late-2016 and continuing to climb until they peaked this April. Although they could continue to ease downward through the second half of the year, John Anton, director of steel analytics for the pricing and purchasing service of IHS Markit, does not believe that they will crash.

    In fact, they could find some upward support by a combination of conventional anti-dumping trade cases, the possibility of Section 232 tariffs and the Trump administration’s “Buy American” push for both the energy and manufacturing sectors.

    While Anton does not believe it is likely, he says that should the Section 232 and the Buy American order – both of which are at the discretion of US president Donald Trump – go through in their strongest form, they would result in a tightening of the US steel market and possibly as much as a 20-30% rise in product prices.

    Recently, despite the numerous trade cases, US steel imports have been rising and, especially given the strong US dollar and the fact that steel prices in the country are generally higher than those elsewhere in the world, they could continue to do so.

    US steel imports reached a two-year high in April. AISI points out that US steel imports were up 23.5% year-on-year towards the end of April, following a 14.9% decline for the full year in 2016.

    Volatile steel raw material prices have been, and continue to be, a big factor in the US steel market. Plummer points out that – after they more than doubled last year – there has recently been a sharp reversal.

    Underlying steel demand has been fairly steady. MBR’s Bennett notes that while automotive demand is easing somewhat, energy and construction demand – although not booming – is picking up.

    “On the whole we are optimistic about 2017,” she says.
  8. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 09:08
    Hogere prijzen voor pipe steel in de USA. (betaalde artikelen dus alleen headers)

    US line pipe prices rise in May
    US sheet market mulling multiple $30/st price hikes
    US CRC price assessment steady at $775-$800/st Steel
    US HRC price assessment stable at $575-$600/st Steel
  9. forum rang 5 Theo3 7 juni 2017 09:09
    Yup daar gaan we weer voor wat het waard is vandaag een andere kleur Groen alles op Groen niets meer zetten a.u.b.
  10. forum rang 6 NewKidInTown 7 juni 2017 09:13
    quote:

    Theo3 schreef op 7 juni 2017 09:09:

    Yup daar gaan we weer voor wat het waard is vandaag een andere kleur Groen alles op Groen niets meer zetten a.u.b.
    Welke kleur, Theo ?
  11. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 09:22
    quote:

    knofje schreef op 7 juni 2017 09:05:

    Not only did US Steel (which has fallen one place to No24 in Metal Bulletin’s global top steelmaker rankings this year) permanently close its blast furnace at its works in Fairfield, Alabama late in 2015, it also idled its mill in Granite City, Illinois.

    While it restarted the finishing end at Granite City early in 2017, the hot end of that mill remains closed and US Steel’s plans to add an electric arc furnace at Fairfield remain indefinitely on hold.

    Also, late in 2015, AK Steel (which has fallen to No64 from No62) idled its mill in Ashland, Kentucky, and has no immediate plans to restart it.

    ArcelorMittal (which remains No1) had idled one of its two blast furnaces at its Indiana Harbor West works, but brought it back online earlier this year.

    “On the whole we are optimistic about 2017,” she says.

    Haha, mooi man! En waar andere bepaalde productie faciliteiten hebben gestopt, heeft AM juist geïnvesteerd. Dat hebben ze overigens ook gedaan bij de IO mijn in Calvert.

    Nu in de USA klaar om de vruchten te plukken vd hogere prijzen en de licht stijgende vraag.
    En als slagroom op de USA taart, hopelijk snel de Infra & lagere belastingplannen van Trump.

    Kanttekening is wel dat AM het meest doet in de Automotive sector dus zou erg fijn zijn als die markt niet meer krimpt. Mogelijk pakken ze daar wel meer marktaandeel.
  12. Toekomstbeeld 7 juni 2017 09:29
    We zagen gisteren al dat de IO exporten vanuit Brazilië flink gestegen waren, nu zien we dat de Aussies de kraan ook nog verder hebben opgezet. Het aanbod mag van mij echt wel wat minder. Zou de IO prijzen zeker helpen.
    Nou gaat gelukkig niet alles naar China maar ook erg veel naar Japan waar de staalfabrieken ook op volle toeren draaien voor met name de eigen markt.

    Port Hedland iron ore exports surges to new high in May

    Iron ore exports from Western Australia’s Port of Port Hedland surged 11.9% year-on-year to an all-time high in May, even as prices trended downwards.

    The port shipped 44.08 million tonnes of iron ore last month, up from 39.37 million tonnes a year earlier. Last month’s shipments are also 4.2% higher than April’s 42.29 million tonnes, according to data released by the Pilbara Ports Authority on Wednesday June 7. Metal Bulletin’s 62% Fe Iron Ore Index...

    www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3723429...
  13. forum rang 5 Theo3 7 juni 2017 09:36
    Zie hoe langzaam dat gaat als er iets bij moet komen gisteren om deze tijd stonden we al 0.49 cent in de min
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