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price targets for Mechel Open Joint Stock Company - mtl

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price targets are figured using the lowest estimates So don't short just because the stock is above the target.

 

mtl target Dec 08 121.20

the high target is 249

this is based on a 15 p/e which is the industrial avg. the stock is currently trading at 142 and a 21 p/e as for now i would stay away but if the story's good enough we could possibly see that 249 more likely to putter out at 171.9 though. not a bad pick for a coal play.

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i make price targets its what i do. only enter a few trades that look the best but hey doing this stuff anyway thought the rest of ya might find it useful to. Been doing this for a while and found a few really good ones. Take it as you may this is just information and sometimes it is misinformation when it is wrong. learn how to manage your risk that is the first thing you should learn. How much to bet and how many. thats a later subject. I have been trading stocks and prefer a protective put strategy for the current markets. never bet over your head and good luck thanks for your interest in this please leave comments if you would like more or an suggestions you may have would be greatly appreciated

Don't listen to me this is not trading advice.
this is an exercise for me . I am learning Google absence and stock trading and this seemed like a good exercise. This is what is in my head my imaginary fund. I am trading off of some of these trades and not always the same way you would trade off of it so i might be the guy taking it from you. If you decide to. Thats why you shouldn't trade anything i say. I am not qualified to give you advice. I would rather you see what i do and then do it your own way. Or possibly even come up with something even better. I am not offering stock advice. I am aiming more for inspiration. For the readers to come up with something even better. My trades are mostly fake i am hoping this will evolve into something a lot better than it currently is and will be working on it as much as i can. But to be completely honest with you i am not qualified as of now to give advice so take it at your own risk. There is a huge risk of loss in investing and even though we try to eliminate risk. The risk is always there half the order could get filled leaving you with 100 shares and no protection or many other things could happen so just be scared and read as much as you can. practice trading with small increments before putting huge money in so you know how the order screens work at your brokerage. Check on how your taxes will be affected by your trades and keep accurate records. Read up on the laws and make sure you stay legal in your trades. Know what your doing before you do it. Do not take any of my advice as trade recommendations. They are bad for you and could loose you money. I am not responsible for your trading losses. If you loose that is your problem if you cant handle the loss don't trade period.

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