Western Forest Products Inc T.WEF

WEF Stratedgy Shift to International Markets

[geezer21]

With elevated prices, favourable exchange rate WEF has also shifted more of its export to international markets.  This will more than offset U.S. tariffs.

[firstgrowth99]

GEEZER THATS OLD NEWS ..TELL US WHY IT HAS NOT GOT CLOSE TO 3 BUCKS..

[geezer21]

There is still a drag going back to the strike and the volitility in lumber prices last year.  However, markets and WEF performance have changed dramatically and people are starting to wake up to that and WEF share price is showing strength. The 50 day moving average is closing in on the 200 day moving average to be very shortly crossing over. The Moving average convergence/divergene (MACD

[geezer21]

Stock market share value is not reflective of intrinsic fundamental share value.  Stock markets can over and under value shares. In the case of WEF the stock market is undervalueing WEF.   WEF currently has the highest share buy back program it has every had. That means equity value per share is increasing as WEF removes shares off the secondary market.  That has not been

[geezer21]

There is a chart on WEF's presentation showing they have shifted more of their sales to export markets.  I tried positing it but Stockhouse did not put it up.  Their system likely does not accomodate it. I am trying again.  If it does not post you can find the chart showing the shift in export stratedgy here:   file:///C:/Users/admin/AppData/Local/Temp/WFP-Investor

[geezer21]

The graph shows WEF shifted exports from 29% to 54% internationally.  That is very significant. This will reduce supplies going to U.S. Removal of supply to the U.S. markets will support elevated prices and circumvent U.S. duties.   It is a significant shift.  If other producers are doing the same it represents significant blow back for the U.S. having imposed punitative duties to