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  • Update On The Timber REITs Plus One [View article]
    I believe they all will benefit in the next boom.
    Sep 6 11:09 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Update On The Timber REITs Plus One [View article]
    That is pretty normal practice for timber companies. They generally do this with lands less suited for timber operations.
    Sep 6 11:08 AM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Weyerhaeuser: A Timber REIT To Buy On Dividend Growth [View article]
    WY, because of its home building business, as well as its lumber and sawmills, is more tied to housing than the other REITs. Therefore it was hit harder when housing crashed, but it also will benefit more with a housing recovery.
    Aug 30 11:14 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Understanding An Investment In Timber REITs [View article]
    Well said Gil. It is also the barred owl out competing the spotted owl. Now the enviros want to shoot barred owls! Go figure!
    Aug 6 12:17 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • A Timber REIT Analysis Of Rayonier [View article]
    SP is somewhat of a monopoly in CA because other timber companies have gotten out. SP is the last man standing. Yes they are making money but CA regulations have kept most timber companies and TIMOs away. For the last 10 years or so, SP has been expanding in Washington state rather than CA.
    Jul 17 04:37 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • 2 Must-Short Stocks To Hedge Your Portfolio [View article]
    I agree with you, particularly about St. Joe. St. Joe was a timber company that thought it could be a real estate company instead. Most timber ownerships contain at the most 5% to 10% of developmental properties. How St. Joe thought it could sell a million acres as real estate is a mystery to me.
    Jul 9 04:04 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Plum Creek Timber - A Unique REIT Worth Watching [View article]
    See my article, "A Layman's Analysis of Plum Creek Timber"
    Jun 25 01:06 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Pope Resources: A Diamond In The Rough [View article]
    Thanks George, no I don't think POPEs board would be interested.
    Jun 20 10:05 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • 4 Reasons To Buy Pope Resources [View article]
    I meant he is not on the board or employed by the company.
    Jun 16 03:47 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • 4 Reasons To Buy Pope Resources [View article]
    James Dahl is not an insider.

    I would echo George's comments about POPE being very narrowly traded. On most days less than 5,000 units are traded.

    I think the recent runup has been due to James Dahl's buying.
    Jun 16 11:17 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Weyerhaeuser, The Last Timber REIT [View article]
    Alexander,

    The slowdown in demand from China did not occur until Q4 2011. As a whole, the 2011 demand from China was quite good. It is still slow but is expected to increase the for the rest of 2012.
    Jun 7 03:45 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Plum Creek Or Potlatch: Which Is The Better Timber REIT? [View article]
    They may have a few acres at $2,000 an acre but I doubt that the overall value is anywhere near that. My $625 is the mid range between $500 and $750. I could go to $1,000 but not more.
    Jun 4 11:10 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • A Timber REIT Analysis Of Rayonier [View article]
    The reason is California over regulation. SP would gladly sell their CA timberlands and get out if they could.
    May 31 10:12 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • A Timber REIT Analysis Of Rayonier [View article]
    Timberland is usually bought using a long term DCF analysis. By long term I mean 25 to 50 years. The assumption that the markets will recover is always in the models somewhere. I think that is a reasonable assumption.
    May 29 12:55 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Recent Performance Review Of 4 Timber REITs And 1 Timber ETF [View article]
    Yes the WY numbers were 2010. The 2011 numbers are Timber 25%, Wood Products 33%, Cellulose Fibers 30%, and Real Estate 12%.
    May 28 02:55 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
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