RE:Comment on lumber markets - Not all prices have spikedExcellent post. WEF has not seen the margin expansion of the commodity producers. But their lumber prices are still up. Are there any products that they sell that are cheaper than 2018 when the stock traded as high as $2.60+? And the benefit of the specialty lumber is that you have more downside protection if lumber demand actually dissipates and prices crash - WEF would still be trading to a discount to more normalized prices. That is why this was such no-brainer as it traded for less than $1 for most of 2020. $2 fair value for a drop in lumber prices from here, $2.50-$3 is a better range given where the business is today, so plenty of upside as we are only 60% of the way to the ATH. I have 150k shares from last year and enjoying the ride.