The editor of The New China Trader explains, "That means slew of building projects (all of which require steel). And that should be great for General Steel Holdings (GSI) , a long-term favorite that's ripe for new money.
"Building projects are only part of the story. China is in the process of dismantling (and consolidating) a decades-old steel industry.
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"China is spending $200 billion over the next few years to upgrade its rail system, and those new projects will be literally laying on a bed of cement," says Asia expert 

