Under Construction: Buy One Stock Before the 70% Steel Market Boom

Construction is booming across the world, and that’s a great sign for one “Strong Bullish” steel stock. [Turn Your Images On] Green Zone Ratings [Under Construction: Buy One Stock Before the 70% Steel Market Boom]( [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( I was driving around my town on the East Coast of Florida the other day and noticed something interesting. There was a lot of construction going on in the downtown area. That’s rare here because coastal Florida doesn’t have an abundance of land available for commercial development. I was in Miami a few weeks ago, and it was the same thing … only on a much larger scale. And this trend isn’t just in Florida … it’s everywhere. Couple that with the surge in the housing demand, and you’ve got the makings of a nice construction boom. That put me on the hunt for a commodity stock that plays on this demand. And that led me to a major global steel producer. 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