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Oregon Steel Mills (OS:NYSE) Boom or Bust?
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Emcee:  Laserguy Type:  Unmoderated
Introduction Compact
The Company is organized into two divisions - the Oregon Steel Division and Rocky Mountain Steel Mills Division (RMSM).

This once great and envied company have been mired in a mulityear union labor dispute at their RMSM division.

With the stock price approaching an all time low, a dividend yeild at 7% (covered by latest plus consus forcasted earnings), an out of favor industry, it may be the time for a contrarian looks at this fallen angel.
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21The sleeping giant is finally stirring. Looks like acquisition rumors are respoLaserguy-3/5/2001
20More USWA gamesmanship biz.yahoo.comLaserguy-9/15/2000
19USWA handy work under scrutiny biz.yahoo.comLaserguy-9/14/2000
18This is more factual than the USWA release. chieftain.com <i> Pueblo, CJune-9/12/2000
17I would also take a serious look @ AKS I keep my eye on them as the nations mosLaserguy-9/12/2000
16As far as USWA, I'm in the dark....but appreciate the input. This news mustChartgod-9/12/2000
15OS is still in the dog house with USWA stirring the pot of discontent. AtleastLaserguy-9/11/2000
14Let's wake this one up <the thread>...ran across it this eve...Know whChartgod-9/10/2000
13 Did some nibbling yesterday The NLRB vs. union announcement may give things a Laserguy-2/9/2000
12 I agree... A good one to keep on the watch list... it will be tough to pass upJohn Madarasz-2/1/2000
11 Thanks for the link. I bookmarked the site. I like reading what local press hasJune-1/31/2000
10 I think we are now in a spectator mode. My original attraction was: the divideLaserguy-1/31/2000
9 <b>Portland steel-maker sees stock drop 22%</b> Oregon Steel MilJohn Madarasz-1/30/2000
8 Any thoughts on this being a buying opportunity? Will the institutions that wJune-1/30/2000
7 Competitive rail capacity under construction Posted on OSM Yahoo message boardLaserguy-12/10/1999
6 Interesting info: eRust E-Steel gets venture backing from Goldman, others SAJohn Madarasz-12/6/1999
5 Rail capacity coming online From OS:Yahoo messageboard "FYI-rumor from SLaserguy-11/11/1999
4 John, thanks for the participation The link to the United Steelworkers of AmerLaserguy-11/6/1999
3 More info... Inside look at the industry... uswa.org S&P stock report pJohn Madarasz-11/6/1999
2 Good Link here... Very interested in this battered sector of late, reminds me John Madarasz-11/6/1999
1 Objective information is being solicited in an effort to analyze the future (bLaserguy-10/29/1999
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