American Steel Pays $6,528 in ‘Liberty Checks’

In early March, President Trump announced tariffs on aluminum and steel.
In anticipation of that move, one key supplier to America’s steel industry made its own headlines:
The company would send out its second “Liberty Check” payment in just six months! And investors who raised their hand had a shot at collecting $2,403.
Back in November, the company announced its first-ever Liberty Check payout. And it was huge; regular folks were able to collect $4,125.
So, what is this company?
Well, it’s an Alabama company that mines for coal. Now, this isn’t the dirty coal that’s used to make electricity.
Instead, this coal is used in furnaces that are used to make steel. And with the steel industry experiencing a resurgence, business is good.
The company’s revenues jumped 133% last year. And it  turned around its poor financial performance, swinging from a $50 million loss to a $455 million profit.
It’s amazing how President Trump’s pro-America policies can positively impact companies like this.
Some of the world’s biggest – and most respected – private equity firms have been backing this stock. Apollo Management Holdings, Blackstone Group, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Blackrock are all major shareholders.
Even popular mutual funds from Franklin Resources, Vanguard Group and Thornburg Investment Management own this stock.
These investors have been making money in the stock. And they’ve been collecting millions in Liberty Check payouts.
Now, most individual investors have been completely in the dark. The lucky few have had a chance to collect the huge Liberty check payout:

  • November 23: $4,125
  • April 12: $2,403
  • TOTAL: $6,528

Liberty Checks are pretty rare. What’s even more unusual is when a company sends out TWO PAYMENTS – within one year.
After researching these payouts over the last year, I can’t recall a SINGLE situation where a company made two payments within a 12-month period.
The next Liberty Check payout will be issued on April 28. Go here ASAP so you don’t miss out.
Yours in Profits,
Ian Wyatt

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