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Post by Hedger777 on Mar 30, 2010 6:11pm

Midas??

This isn't a slam dunk by any means!

Look at Mr. Doman's past record and see the carnage he left from his tenure with Doman Industries.

U.S. Housing may be at the bottom, but it's a long way to recovery, and there's plenty of lumber production to come back into the market at current prices and higher. Sawmilling is not going to be an easy road for a startup venture.

Unless he has a Midas touch...be careful.

(although.....it was interesting to see over 4 million shares trade hands late today)
Anybody know what that was about?

JMHO
Comment by JuniorIOU on Mar 30, 2010 7:57pm
Frank Giustra owns 8 million shares. He has the midas touch. That's a good thing :-)
Comment by sassysarayh on Apr 09, 2010 1:12am
CHECK YOUR FACTS Hedger777DomanIndustries was well respected by its employees. The company managed itstenures very well. Some other companies may not have. 
Comment by Hedger777 on Apr 10, 2010 7:55am
That may be true Sassy....but the company still went BANKRUPT under Rick Doman's watch.My point was more questioning Mr. Doman's abilities and whether he can take a start-up company and succeed when he couldn't save what was once a very rich and valuable company.
Comment by sassysarayh on Apr 10, 2010 10:05pm
Once again you have your facts wrong......Mr. Doman took over the company when it had 1.1 Billion dollars in DEBT.  The Company was successfully restructured under his watch (This was during one of the most difficult markets for pulp and lumber including 27% softwood lumber duties) into Western Forest Products.  I find that remarkable. The shares was over $12 when he left Western in late ...more  
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