RE:RE:RE:RE:Doubt very muchDonwaan, I appreciate your posts as they cause me to re-evaulate my DBM holdings each time to see where I stand and I find that it's a very worthwhile. Even though I agree with a lot in your thoughful posts it creates some of my questions and opinions. The West Fraser Timber results caused me to compare the two companies from a different perspective. DBM is one of West Fraser's customers as one produces lumber and the other sells the product. I would think that the lower lumber prices would allow DBM to buy and sell that lumber at much lower prices and yet retain their profit margins. Yes, the housing market has really slowed down because of mortgage rates but there is still a lot construction activity that is activiated when lumber prices drop substantially. The share price in the $7 range speaks to how the market views the current situation. but DBM appears to be adept at handling the current situation, making money and paying an excellent dividend. The CEO also seems to be confident in the company's ability to forge ahead with his continual share purchases. However, I understand that the market always brings risk. Hope we succeed in regaining the $10 level in a reasonable amount of time.