- Lumber plunged from more than $1,700 to below $450 per 1,000 board feet from May through August 2021.
- After falling to $448, lumber has come storming back and was over the $770 level at the end of last week.
- Economic expansion, supply chain bottlenecks, and inflation could continue to lift lumber toward another test of the $1,000 level or higher.
- Trading lumber is highly dangerous. Proxies provide liquidity and lower price variance for investors and traders.
- WOOD is a candidate for those looking for exposure to the lumber market.
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Lumber Found A Bottom: Escape The Volatility With WOOD