| Prev Close | 23.80 |
| Open | 24.22 |
| Day Low/High | 24.18 / 25.09 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 15.72 / 41.83 |
| Volume | 23.80M |
| Avg Volume | 21.07M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 174.66M |
| Market Cap | 4.14B |
| EPS | -2.80 |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | 0.20 (0.80%) |
Latest News
Steel Stocks Are Red Hot Following AK Earnings Beat and Belief Tarrifs May Be Set Soon
Second quarter shipments fell 6% to 1,465,200 tons compared to the second quarter a year ago, "primarily as a result of a decrease in automotive demand."
Alphabet Slides After a So-So Quarter - 5 Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens
U.S. stock futures turn higher on Tuesday following earnings from Alphabet.
U.S. Economy Is Probably Limping Along Because of Frustrating Consumers: Week Ahead
Wall Street's first glimpse at the second quarter.
China Was Right to Walk Away From Failed U.S. Trade Talks
The collapse of the Sino-American session on tariffs and access translates into market action for investors, and inaction on improved trade.
ECB's Draghi May Be Ready to Change Course, but the BOJ Is in It for the Long Haul: Market Recon
The European Central Bank has had their foot on the gas for a while.
Pipeline Companies Are Feuding With The Steel Industry Over Upcoming Commerce Department Report
President Donald Trump will soon have to pick a side in a dispute between two of his favorite industries.
Intermediate Trade: US Steel
Try this bullishly biased, 100% risk-controlled, out-of-the-money vertical call spread on X.
Trader's Daily Notebook: I'm Losing Patience With Russell ETF
Steel Dynamics is worth watching as it reports earnings.
After Quick Sprint, Markets Out of Breath
It appeared they were off to the races, but now it looks like they've hit a wall.
S&P 500, Dow Trade at Records as Walmart, Boeing Lead Broad Gains
Stocks are higher as earnings season begins.
Stocks Rise, Defy Weak Start to Earnings Season as Financials Tumble
Stocks are mostly higher as earnings season begins.
Trump Mulls Tariffs to Stop Steel Dumping, Defying Bernanke, Greenspan
Former Federal Reserve Chairmen Bern Bernanke and Alan Greenspan and other top economists are urging the president against imposing new tariffs on foreign steel imports to the United States.
Closing Our U.S. Steel Position
There may be more upside to come, but we're playing in foreign policy now.
Lowering Our Risk on U.S. Steel
We'll buy a higher strike over our current put and sell one further out-of-the-money.
Do Investors Need to Steel Themselves for Potential Trade Tariffs?
Would potential US steel tariffs mean a global trade war is imminent?
Inside the Vicious Stock Market Beat Down: Market Recon
There is nothing about this that smells like a rally.There is nothing about this that smells like a rally.
