Investment Analysis of United States Steel Corp: Value Investing In Your Car Episode 104
Today, we talk about Investment Analysis of United States Steel Corp For Cody S. This is Episode 104 in Value Investing in your Car.
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Why it took me 4 or 5 years to get to this poor of an analysis
How I can help you prevent wasting 4 or 5 years of time by helping you learn faster
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Things have gotten a bit nuts in the market in recent months.
From huge thousands of points swings up and down.
To mass unemployment worldwide.
To horrific economic data.
The coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the world.
In the last couple of weeks, I told you how Hertz Car Rental Company filed for bankruptcy, why their stock was “worthless” according to its own filings, how they planned to sell stock in a disgusting way, and then how the SEC stopped the sale of new stock.
