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Min Ye

Min Ye is a stock analyst covering steel and aluminum producers and diversified manufacturers. Prior to joining Morningstar in 2007, she spent a year working in business valuations at KPMG in Chicago. Before that, Ye was an auditor with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Shanghai, China. Ye holds a master’s degree in International and Pacific Affairs from the University of California at San Diego, and is currently working towards her MBA degree at the University of Chicago. She has passed the CFA exams and is awaiting the charter title.

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Stock Strategist Industry Reports

China's Massive Stimulus and U.S. Steel Companies

Jul 29, 2009

China's stimulus program is stabilizing the world steel market.

Stock Strategist Industry Reports

Is It Time to Buy Alcoa?

Mar 25, 2009

Aluminum producers are making tough decisions in a bleak environment. Which one will laugh last?

Stock Strategist Industry Reports

Is the Steel Industry Going Downhill From Here?

Nov 14, 2008

Steel has gone through a roller-coaster cycle this year.

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