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Post by mapmaker on Jan 08, 2013 3:53pm

OSB prices

"OSB prices began the year with strong increases, hitting unprecedented levels for the time of year even when compared to the record-setting markets of 2003-05."

In 2003, ANS was making $4.35 /share in each quarter! and shares went from $3 (EPS=$0.12) to $36 in two years.

Comment by funthatsfree@yahoo.ca on Jan 08, 2013 3:59pm
I believe in '03 ANS had only 19 mil outstanding shares. How do you think that lofty EPS would translate to todays SHARE count!
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