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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $86.30)
- $86.30 Cap: $6.76B
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $86.30)
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Q: HI guys
I remember Ross Healy saying early in his career he covered forestry stocks as an analyst, and he commented that the time to buy these stocks is not when everything is rosy, but when there is blood in the streets in terms of of bad news and low building starts. In terms of valuation, and longer term opportunity and appreciation is there any reason to buy lumber companies now - like West Fraser - which I know you have liked in better times?
Much thanks
stuart
I remember Ross Healy saying early in his career he covered forestry stocks as an analyst, and he commented that the time to buy these stocks is not when everything is rosy, but when there is blood in the streets in terms of of bad news and low building starts. In terms of valuation, and longer term opportunity and appreciation is there any reason to buy lumber companies now - like West Fraser - which I know you have liked in better times?
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $86.30)
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Q: Is lumber in the basic materials group?
Could you recommend one or two lumber stocks (Canadian or US) that might have the best growth potential going forward?
Thank you.
Could you recommend one or two lumber stocks (Canadian or US) that might have the best growth potential going forward?
Thank you.
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