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  • Re August 7th report on Russel Metals. Three inconsistent hence confusing comments.
    “stays out of the way of U.S. tariffs”
    “decrease (in earnings 10.9%) came from higher costs for steel”
    “the company passes on price increases to customers”

    Please explain.

    Thanks

    • TSI Research 

      Thanks for your question. You are correct…Russel in general sources the steel products it distributes in the country it sells them in. Rising prices, however, are a short-term negative for the company in that it may not be able to immediately pass on increases to its customer. As well, accounting rules require the company to write up or down the value of steel it has in inventory on a regular basis…so that can help or hurt reported earnings.

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