WEF Q2 should be a record quarter I would think? In Q1 the company built their log inventories up to what they should be and if they are running their mills all out like I would expect, they should turn in a record quarter at todays prices. Also when you look at Q1 you have to wonder what the profits would be if they reported in GAPP. Maybe the company is much stronger then what the the numbers are showing shareholders? Maybe the company is being gift wrapped for a sale? Why they didn't increase the dividenf to 3 cents, when they have ample cash, is beyond belief. I'm sure they wouldn't do a aquisition at this stage in the market with such a low share price. So why not return some more money to shareholders?