Cliff Natural Resources: This company has been mining for iron ore since 1847. The company will probably earn $10 a share this year, putting it at a P/E of about 4.8 right now.
The stock price has fallen off of a cliff since April. There were fears that the Chinese economy was softening and China would stop buying iron. And yes, China is softening: from 11% growth to “only” 9-10% growth. Horrors! The company has gone from 76 to 48 in the past 3 months on these fears.
Altucher’s comments are spot-on, but he needs to learn the company’s name: it’s Cliffs (plural), not Cliff.
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