While I liked Alcoa (AA) three months ago,
and thought that the company could benefit from some supply
curtailments, I didn’t expect the significant market disruptions that
have pushed spot aluminum prices on the LME to over $2,528/mt (versus
less than $2,100 in December). Now, though, the market is dealing with
section 232 limitations, problems with the Alunorte facility, and U.S.
sanctions against Russian producers, pushing the markets into more
substantial supply deficits.
Although Alcoa has had a good run over
these last three months, and I don’t view it as a long-term holding,
there may still be some worthwhile upside left at these levels.
Read more here:
Supply Issues Creating A Windfall For Alcoa
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