32 Quotes by Charles Bradford

It's a nonunion company that has been consistently profitable. That's always attractive in the industry.

It's not surprising at all, because (Nucor) reflects the market.

It's the metal price that's clearly driving it. To some extent, costs are better, but metal prices are the game for an aluminum company.

It's a lot easier for an international company to operate out of New York City than Pittsburgh.

It's generally pretty vague. It could be 10 percent or more, but 10 percent or more of what?

It sounds like the knockout bid, it absolutely does.

They were reasonable, (considering) they were hit by a lot of things beyond their control.

They look terrific. The metal price is the key, and there wasn't any surprises in other areas. It shows you what the company can do in a reasonable environment.

The last thing that a smart acquirer does is change a company that's successful.