twittwatpattywatt Posted - 2 days ago

$TX 9% dividends, no debt, and should have fairly substantial growth if the world economies start picking up again. Add to that they should be smack in the middle of an onshoring boom and you got yourself quite the company.

ZRadly Posted - 2 weeks ago

$TX

PharmaGodStock Posted - 2 weeks ago

$TX ✅💵

ZRadly Posted - 2 weeks ago

$TX

ZRadly Posted - 10/28/24

$TX

ZRadly Posted - 10/27/24

$TX Sitting at $33.40 avg. lets keep going!

PharmaGodStock Posted - 1 month ago

$TX 💵💵💵

PharmaGodStock Posted - 1 month ago

$TX Hope u follow the call

PharmaGodStock Posted - 09/24/24

$TX ✅

ionicke Posted - 2 months ago

$TX

PharmaGodStock Posted - 2 months ago

$TX So punish, seems like a gift for long term.

twittwatpattywatt Posted - 3 months ago

@GG0398 Some of my favorites are $TX, $DHT, $YAL.AX, $MPW, and maybe some $VALE or $PBR since they are cheap and out of favor. But with all dividend stocks you definitely need to do your own DD. Also depends on what sectors you want to have ownership in. Like the other poster mentioned getting too spread out means less insight into the quality of what you own, which speaking from personal experience can certainly come back to bite you as well.

PharmaGodStock Posted - 07/31/24

$TX Starting positions at 34.92 for long really long term. I used to work at Ternium haha, a company that have the resources to growth and is searching for unification of processes and homologation. Aquisition of Usiminas will bring huge growth to revenue. These values are gifts on a 3 years term

PharmaGodStock Posted - 07/31/24

$TX Seems bullish for me

DonCorleone77 Posted - 07/30/24

$TX Ternium reports Q2 adjusted EPS (11c), consensus 83c Reports Q2 revenue $4.51B, consensus $4.57B. Ternium's adjusted EBITDA reached $545M in Q2 on adjusted EBITDA margin of 12%, with a relatively weak pricing environment in Ternium's main steel markets. Adjusted EBITDA decreased sequentially in Q2 mainly reflecting lower realized steel prices and a slight increase in costs, as steel shipments remained relatively stable. Ternium expects a sequential decline in adjusted EBITDA for Q3, primarily attributed to reduced margins partially offset by an increase in shipments across key markets. The company anticipates a drop in realized steel prices, largely as a result of the reset of quarterly and six-months contract prices in Mexico.

Stock_Titan Posted - 07/30/24

$TX Ternium Announces Second Quarter and First Half of 2024 Results https://www.stocktitan.net/news/TX/ternium-announces-second-quarter-and-first-half-of-2024-4j6209d58po8.html

KCclean Posted - 4 months ago

$TX where we headed?

TalkMarkets Posted - 4 months ago

Stock Analysis: Ternium $TX https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/stock-analysis-ternium?post=452828

Financial_facts Posted - 4 months ago

$TX has been identified to be undervalued using 2/3 of our evaluation techniques. Details at: https://financial-facts.net/discount/CIK0001342874 Valuations ——————————— Sticker price: $25.38 LDCF: $213.26 Benchmark ratio price: $56.34 Current market price: $36.91 #investing #stockwatch #value

twittwatpattywatt Posted - 06/24/24

$TX: Standard Value. When you have a company trading at half book value that doubles it's revenue over a 4 year period with no debt and a 8-10% dividend growing along side it you have a good value stock. $AMR: Buyback value. When you have a company with no debt commit to buybacks in what is not only a booming sector, but also a sector so hated no one will re-rate the company to over a P/FCF ratio of 8, you get a hundred bagger in record time. $ET: Sustained dividends. When you can have a company that is fully funding 15% dividends that is also continually growing revenue 20+ % without taking on more debt, you have a great value company. $SDRL: Bankruptcy Value: Went through bankruptcy with nearly 1.5x it's outgoing market cap written off. Add to that no debt, and FCF that is increasing as the rates of return of assets has to continually climb to match market new build IRR rates and buybacks throughout and you got some real value.

twittwatpattywatt Posted - 5 months ago

$TX I could absolutely be wrong here but today looks like it could possibly be the bottom. News breaks out about losing the lawsuit in Brazil and the stock drops another 3%. By the end of the day the entire news drop is gone. Not saying there is a reversal, but I would definitely at minimum we are basing in this area.

Stocksrunner Posted - 5 months ago

Key Technical Indicators: $TX $CMA $CXW $FCNCA has entered oversold territory, triggering an RSI alert. This could indicate a buying opportunity as the stocks may be poised for a bounce back from these levels. https://stocksrunner.com/technical

TheWolfofMcDonalds Posted - 5 months ago

$TX Added @ 39.13. Small bet. Love trading this. Solid company.

twittwatpattywatt Posted - 05/28/24

$TX It may take a year or 2 of waiting on 7.5% dividends, but I am really looking forward both to the revenue increase of Usiminas projects being completed, but also in seeing how they deply their capital at that time. It sounds like a family owns a large part of the business so maybe buybacks will be difficult, but regardless of what they decide I think we will all do alright.

erudite11 Posted - 6 months ago

$TX still pinned below 200 ma sine dividend.

Stock_Titan Posted - 04/30/24

$TX Shareholders Approve all Resolutions on the Agenda of Ternium's Annual General Meeting https://www.stocktitan.net/news/TX/shareholders-approve-all-resolutions-on-the-agenda-of-ternium-s-gm7k23kin31v.html

Stock_Titan Posted - 04/24/24

$TX Ternium Announces First Quarter of 2024 Results https://www.stocktitan.net/news/TX/ternium-announces-first-quarter-of-2024-r4mqjh56bx64.html

erudite11 Posted - 04/23/24

$TX why is this crashing pre-dividend?

fallondpicks Posted - 7 months ago

19 #stockbreakouts $DCO (gap), $GPRK, $LOMA, $MODN (gap), $TX (gap). Three sub-$1, three $1-2.

pokedotz Posted - 7 months ago

$TX Why is ternium underperforming compared to Nucor?