RE:RE:IFP is discounted to US $550-$600 lumberThanks for the post, Stefan. Tbh, I don't think I've ever been more frustrated with a stock performance than I am with IFP right now. It hyper reacts to steps down in the future market and completely ignores the fact that the cash market is detatched (ie presently higher) from the futures market. When the dust settles in lumber prices, and it will eventually, we will be in the 750-1000 range. 400-550 lumber prices will be a thing of the past. There is just too little supply to meet the NA demand. At those prices, mills are still generating FCF at a very healthy rate. As a few others have mentioned, with the SP suppressed as it is, I'd like to see IFP aggressively buy back as many shares as possible right now with any excess cash. I could care less about the special dividends.