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Non-Tech : Arcelor Mittal
MT 38.28-1.9%Oct 30 3:59 PM EDT

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To: Doug R who wrote (1)5/14/2008 10:27:24 PM
From: Jack Be Quick   of 3
 
Okay, I'll bite (maybe that's the "test"?) - what's it a picture of?

Is snagging post #1 considered a grub? If so, good work.

On the other hand, for the very 1st post on this board, you might have used something from the latest pretty nice earnings report, something like:

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ArcelorMittal Steeled For 2Q
Laura Myers, 05.14.08, 11:25 AM ET

LONDON - Steel giant ArcelorMittal is making the most of the global commodity boom. Increased demand for steel in emerging markets helped the steelmaker controlled by billionaire Lakshmi Mittal report better-than-expected profits on Wednesday, despite "global economic uncertainties" like the rising price of raw materials.

The company was bullish about demand, saying higher volumes and supply constraints would boost its second-quarter results even higher.

ArcelorMittal, which is listed on six major stock exchanges, was up 2.0%, at 63.38 euros ($98.01), on Wednesday afternoon in Amsterdam.

ArcelorMittal reported a 5.0% increase in first-quarter profit, to $2.37 billion, on the back of continuing strong demand for steel and the growing industrialization of emerging economies.

Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization for the quarter (EBITDA), a closely-watched figure, rose 16.0%, to $5.0 billion.

"Despite global economic uncertainties, we are continuing to see strong demand for steel and a healthy pricing dynamic," said Mittal in a press release. "This global demand is supported by the continued industrialization of a number of key, emerging economies and ArcelorMittal is well-positioned to continue to take advantage of these dynamics."
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forbes.com

Just a thought. :-)

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