United States Steel: Still A Great Risk To Reward Opportunity

Summary

  • United States Steel has potential upside of 47.7% if merger with Nippon Steel goes through at $55 per share.
  • Recent developments show progress in the merger approval process, with US regulators still pending.
  • While the deal could fail, downside in that case looks limited, while upside looks significant if all goes according to plan.
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