Post by
YJ2019 on Jul 16, 2020 8:47pm
lumber price vs stock price
When Jim Pattison made the offer of $16 per share last August, the lumber price was about $330. Today, the lumber price is $524. So, very roughly speaking, if someone would made an offer today, the price would have to be around $25.4 per share (524 / 330 * 16). Of course, there are many other factors to consider in this estimate, such as the market trajactory of lumber price, pulp & paper, et al. But, does this rough estimate make any sense at all?
Also, as the share price approaches $16, what would be the thoughts of those shareholders who voted against the offer last December?
Comment by
Bookends on Jul 17, 2020 1:26pm
The reason for lumber's contract, along with producers at 52 weeks high is probably the same reason why Gold and Gold producers being at 52 week high... I.E. inflation concerns as the central banks and governements spend (deficit and print) massive ammounts. It's definitely not a bad idea to have an hedge outside of gold and most commodities are a great hedge.