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A true cookie monster
From paint to planes, body replacement parts to Oreos, titanium has
a multitude of uses (yes, the brilliant white creme inside an Oreo
is produced with titanium dioxide). Titanium Metals (NYSE: TIE )
reported a 7% increase in operating profits on a 25% increase in
revenues as the aerospace industry in particular demanded more
melted and mill products over the first nine months of its fiscal
year.
Yet despite all the demand for titanium (Oreos represented more
than $1 billion in annual sales for Kraft), there's a bit of a
supply constraint. DuPont (NYSE: DD ) , the world's largest
producer of TiO2, is the only one that will be expanding capacity,
and that's not expected to come online until 2014.
That bodes
well for Cardero Resource, which recently received positive
resource estimates for its Titac and Longnose projects in
Minnesota, giving it two economically feasible mines for commercial
production of titanium and iron ore. Although undoubtedly years
away from actual production, Cardero has seen its shares rise
sharply from the low point hit late last year, even if it has given
back some of those gains in the past month or so.
Wall Street hasn't latched onto the story yet, so the miner is
still flying below its radar, giving investors an opportunity to
discover this rich, still undervalued vein for themselves. But just
because analysts are blind doesn't mean the CAPS community is: 96%
of the 180 members weighing in believe Cardero's stock will
outperform the market averages.
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and see how long it stays off the analyst community's grid.
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