US Steel is another one of those infamous, history-making stocks that investors aren't likely to forget any time soon. Amid the robust growth and euphoria of emerging market economies, United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X) soared first past $100, then $150, then above $196 per share in the summer of 2008, only to come crashing down when the leveraging bubble burst and many momentum traders exited the market.
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