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Norbord Inc. T.OSB

"Norbord is the largest global producer of oriented strand board, which is used as a structural panel for building applications. The majority of its mills are located throughout the United States, with additional capacity in Northern Europe."


TSX:OSB - Post by User

Comment by Boulteron Jul 29, 2020 4:19pm
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RE:RE:Double since March lows

RE:RE:Double since March lows
SilverSpewn wrote: Don't worry about timing the bottom, there is still plenty of room to run! As per TD Securities, "positive OSB price momentum is accelerating. Gains last week were consistent across all key regions. The North Central benchmark price improved US$12/Msf (+4% to US$310/Msf). Anecdotal reports referenced thin inventories through the supply chain exacerbated by some logistical challenges."

Investing in quality companies that are on a bull run supported by strong fundamentals will always be a successful strategy, lucky timing is just a bonus!


Up about $10 in 3 weeks, I sold 80% of my OSB at just under $42.  I held these shares a few months after buying around $25, then $15.  It is the only holding in my portfolio that isn't still hammered down.  The highest it has been in over a decade is mid $50s.  Seemed like a good time to reduce as I don't think the COVID chaos is over just yet.
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