RE:RE:RE:WEF not buying? If they knew lumber prices would crash and they'd lose money all next year, crashing their share price they probably would have held off. Easy to look in the rearview mirror and say it was dumb. I would hope they bought back shares because consensus was that they were undervalued - at over $1.. but now that they took on like 85 million in debt to keep the business running (because they already spent their amazing profits on buybacks) im sure taking more debt for buybacks would be too risky for management now. Their priority would be keeping their wonderful jobs,avoiding bankruptcy, and buying shares individually. I see other lumber companies did the same thing - Interfor bought back tons of stock wayy higher than the share price now.