RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Pretty sadGeez dos you got more numbers here than the WFG report. LOL ... Anyway if everyone doesn't know lm a Norbord guy. I found OSB easier to predict than lumber but l did follow lumber companies for intell but not as an investor. That said Norbord had a variable dividend plan (rare in stock game), but pretty sweet for shareholders. Im sure BAM enjoyed their dividends over the years. So when the takeover was announced l was extremely disappointed knowing the lumber/OSB cycle was in full swing and my investment strategy just took a kick.in the A$$. I get what WFG is doing, debt, capex, share buyback etc but my point is this was an opportunity to get a different type of investor to take a look. Say they raised div to 60 cents...yes its $70 milllion but knowing Q2 prices its no big deal. Its like a rounding error. But it would hit the headlines..."West Fraser Triples Dividend" They could even adopt the variable plan to cover their butt and lower it at any time. Just saying it was a great opportunity that the WFG braintrust missed.....IMO. GLTA....PS....VIVA LA Norbord.