Paul Glantz
Metal Recycling Consultants
Paul Glantz is a consultant for the metalworking industry, metal recyclers, and metal traders. Mr. Glantz is the President of Metal Recycling Consultants, located in Great Neck, New York, and has been the President of Glantz Iron & Metals, Inc., a metal trading and processing firm.
Mr. Glantz has been consulting for developers of wind farms since 2005. His knowledge in scrap metal valuation is useful in determining tax liability, and insurance needs. He has more than 30 years of experience working with numerous metal processing and trading companies specializing in aluminum, copper, nickel, high temperature alloys, and steel. Some of the scope of projects he has worked on includes sourcing suppliers, sourcing customers, increasing efficiency of material handling, material testing and analysis, environmental protection safeguarding, price establishment policy, and marketing.
Mr. Glantz is also knowledgeable on imports and exports of numerous metal products. He graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Materials Science, specializing in Metallurgical Engineering in 1972.
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| 2000 - present | President Metal Recycling Consultants |
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| 1972 - present | President Glantz Iron & Metals, Inc. |
GLG Study Groups with Paul Glantz(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Steel Experts | 454 |
| Scrap Metal Experts | 50 |
| Iron Ore Mining Experts (North America) | 62 |
| Nickel Mining Experts (North America) | 27 |
GLG NewsSM Analyses by Paul Glantz(?)
Base metal prices have been somewhat bearish as of late as have other commodity prices such as oil and gas. Speculators often react and overreact to daily news items forcing large swings in commodity pricing. However the greatest real effect on commodity prices will be whether Chinese buyers come...
While reviewing the performance of resource funds for the first quarter of 2008, I realized that there is now an availability of buying or selling specific commodities for actual users as a 'hedge' against price volatility.
As published in Recycling Magazine Feb 2007, “Survey of Forecasts”, basemetals.com compiled price predictions of 22 analysts. These analysts are paid researchers that spend their time analyzing the metal markets. In order to determine the price prediction, in this case in one year, the analyst...
Being an actual metal trader, selling scrap metal to mills and refiners, I believe I have a unique perspective on the base metals market. When selling scrap to a mill or refinery, the price is most often calculated using a mathematical formula. Changes to the formula indicate changes in interest,...
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