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11:28:45 - Real-time derived data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
  • Prev. Close: 1,607.50
  • Open: 1,699.40
  • Day's Range: 1,544.45 - 1,733.70
Lumber 1,544.45 -63.05 -3.92%

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Date Price Open High Low Vol. Change %
May 11, 2021 1,544.45 1,607.15 1,607.15 1,544.45 - -3.53%
May 10, 2021 1,601.00 1,666.80 1,711.20 1,600.00 0.10K -5.04%
May 07, 2021 1,686.00 1,677.00 1,702.00 1,652.00 0.06K 2.49%
May 06, 2021 1,645.00 1,622.60 1,700.00 1,622.60 0.07K 0.62%
May 05, 2021 1,634.90 1,639.00 1,639.00 1,585.00 0.05K 1.61%
May 04, 2021 1,609.00 1,592.00 1,615.00 1,589.70 0.08K 2.12%
May 03, 2021 1,575.60 1,520.60 1,600.00 1,520.60 0.16K 5.00%
Apr 30, 2021 1,500.50 1,460.60 1,502.30 1,460.00 0.15K 3.18%
Apr 29, 2021 1,454.30 1,425.50 1,454.30 1,425.10 0.19K 2.25%
Apr 28, 2021 1,422.30 1,421.70 1,452.20 1,391.40 0.18K 0.13%
Apr 27, 2021 1,420.50 1,460.70 1,468.50 1,374.10 0.23K 0.00%
Apr 26, 2021 1,420.50 1,385.80 1,420.50 1,385.70 0.14K 3.50%
Apr 23, 2021 1,372.50 1,340.20 1,372.50 1,340.20 0.21K 3.62%
Apr 22, 2021 1,324.50 1,297.10 1,324.50 1,297.00 0.22K 2.48%
Apr 21, 2021 1,292.50 1,251.70 1,311.20 1,243.70 0.55K 1.08%
Apr 20, 2021 1,278.70 1,349.50 1,374.70 1,278.70 0.48K -3.62%
Apr 19, 2021 1,326.70 1,291.70 1,326.70 1,287.50 0.14K 2.47%
Apr 16, 2021 1,294.70 1,284.70 1,300.00 1,263.90 0.38K 2.70%
Apr 15, 2021 1,260.70 1,235.70 1,260.70 1,225.80 0.25K 3.96%
Apr 14, 2021 1,212.70 1,185.00 1,212.70 1,183.00 0.21K 2.71%
Apr 13, 2021 1,180.70 1,189.50 1,205.50 1,161.10 0.28K 2.00%
Apr 12, 2021 1,157.50 1,120.70 1,157.50 1,120.00 0.16K 2.84%
Highest: 1,711.20 Lowest: 1,120.00 Difference: 591.20 Average: 1,418.87 Change %: 37.22
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this is pure wall st manipulation.. by the top 1% global elite.. causing a domino affect for massive wealth transfer.. sell/short this lumber now.. before it craters to 100
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This was planed ahead from the lessons learned from 2009. Foreclosures get 2x in cash for their houses.
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very speculative and caused too much damage for industry
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reversal...
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anyone know where I can find monthly lumber consumption report ?
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Your wife would be a good start. I heard she has an open offer for anyone wanting to get rid of wood.
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mills are notorious for putting supply on allocation with millions of bd.ft in surplus. when the price gets too low, they put everyone on allocation, scarcity sets in to the heard mentality and drives the pricing up until the mills are happy and then they let it go. true story. only this time, Canada is being locked down by Trudeau so mills aren't running. there is too much money chasing too few of goods.
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This has nothing to do with mills.  There is no shortage and mills don't have access to the capital to drive futures prices this high.  Not only that but from what I've heard some mill workers and owners are just as confused as everyone else. Not to mention, Trudeau isn't locking down Canada.  We only had a country-wide lockdown last April/May.  Mills are closing in BC because they've exhausted most of the timber supply and methods to sustain it have been underperforming.  Keep in mind, there is still no shortage.  Remember - anyone with enough money can trade timber futures, and fund managers, speculators and such have access to some of the cheapest debt in history.
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when money is printed, people spend it. shortages or not, mills manipulating price or not, number go up is due to the Fed and monetary policy
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Slimy Chap May 07, 2021 9:40PM ET
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it's going to reverse. People are getting priced out of new homes. a housing bubble crash is about to happen again and metals are gonna rise, other commodities fall
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Derek de Roos May 07, 2021 9:40PM ET
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Will this happen when the fed tightens?
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Housing prices aren't necessarily to do with the increase in timber prices.  Moreso, the lower interest rates have allowed people to mortgage more than one home and rent it out to someone else(thus paying off their mortgage).  Result is the same, nobody will be able to afford anything eventually, but timber isn't the worst offender here.
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very quiet here for something that keeps going straight up
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Lumber is the new bitcoin /game-stop seems like - Crazy!..but hey we live in a crazy world!
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Sold all my Gold and bought Lumber :-))
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Is anyone shorting this garbage?
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Anyone short is wiped out. The time to short is a long way off. Then it will be the trade of a lifetime
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yes
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topping
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how about now?
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put a fork in it
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Last year around this time, LB was 350.  It has been up more than 4 times since then.   I think we will see more upward runnings
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Building materials are still on the rise. I work in the industry and we still have announced increases expected to hit at end of Q2 and Most likely Q3 as well. Steel, aluminum, vinyl, poly ISO, etc. Ram materials are sporadicslly shipping cause a huge strain on supply. Demand is through the roof. Covid helped the building industry... it didn't hurt it.
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Well, hasn't hurt it yet I should say. We'll top out at some point.
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this is the craziest chart i have ever seen. Jerome Powell really got some powers.
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Yeah ridiculous to see that if we consider last 50 yrs price....
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Looks like Bitcoin and Tesla charts. Just another day in the fake casino.
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Same thing that happened to lumber is about to happen with silver.
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I completely agree
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Someone should ask the Mills why they inflating prices when they are paying less for timber? The mills are playing games.
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lumber went $975 to $500 last year It's going to fall 40% again soon
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Hope you’re right!
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Sophie, that $475 drop came in March 2020 when everything locked down. unless there is a violent slowdown if the economy, or until the Fed decides to raise interest rates/end QE, we will never see a rapid drop like that. Inflation is here to stay my friend
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sounds like someone is short
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Simply framing a house these days can cost tens of thousands of dollars more than it did before the COVID-19 pandemic.In other words, a widespread price hike from one of North America's most popular consumer-staples makers isn't an insignificant development to us. It's not a one-off thing...The contractor who was in my house earlier this week... toilet paper on shelves... higher prices across the board for commodities... the Fed... all of this is connected.SOURCE: Stansberry Research Economist
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The salient point is, inflation is happening... At our home, my wife and I talked to one contractor about inflation. I brought up the prices of lumber futures on my computer screen as he spoke. Here is the all-time chart of Nasdaq lumber ("LBS") futures. As you can see, the price has surged nearly four times from the March 2020 bottom for one contract. This is what a bubble looks like... When I showed the contractor this chart and asked if supply-chain issues were a reason for higher prices, as some folks might tell you, he explained that it wasn't the case at all... "There was a shortage, but there's not anymore," he said. Prices are just going higher, he said, after manufacturers saw what people were willing to pay in the still-booming housing market... where it's cheaper to buy a new home than to renovate an existing one, in some cases. I can't say for sure if this statement is true everywhere houses are built... But the contractor's comments reflect the sentiment and reality.
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I struggle with the fact that Timberland owners are getting less for logs then they were two years ago, and the mills are selling at record high prices. Its the Mills playing games. They are lining their pockets so they can market it through when this economy falls apart.
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Looks like all the physcial firewood I stacked is squeezing the lumber market
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Wow, what a "temporary inflation", said Fed Powell.
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Wow Oliver really needs to understand basic “excess liquidity” inflationary / MMT theory. Have you even taken a basic college economics course? You really should stop displaying such ignorance. Embarrassing.
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Mr Wolverex. You Sir or Mam are a condescending ********
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John Dough Mr Doughhead. You Maam are mush brain ******. Try reading Oliver’s “condescending” comments below before displaying your own ignorance.
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John Dough Now Mrs Doughhead has been added to the “embarrassing” category. Appears many non-economically educated people here.
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John Dough Grace to you John.
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Wow people really need to go back to econ 101
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Lumber up +700% in 1 yr. And the Fed says there is “little” inflation or it’s “transitory”. Lies. What is “transitory” is the entire US economy built on a MMT dollar printing ponzi scheme. It only will last as long as the chair holders still have a chair before the music stops.
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Its almost like COVID caused major supply chain logistic issues.... Who knew price would rise this much?! ;)
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And the Fed says there is “little” inflation or it’s “transitory”. Lies. What is “transitory” is the entire US economy built on a MMT dollar printing ponzi scheme. It only will last as long as the chair holders still have a chair before the music stops.
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Has nothing to do with inflation bro if it did then my burger from mcdonalds would be 30$ right now. Ever heard of a supply chain? Yeah COVID messed up supply chain for lumber and many other industries
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So supply chain disrupted=skyrocketing price. Econ 101
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Oliver Closeoff It has everything to do with inflation from excess liquidity “bro”. Have you taken a look at copper, corn, oats, wheat, cattle, dairy etc. All up 75-250% over the last year. Yes lumber is excessive but NOT an analomy. Learn basic inflationary / MMT economics before displaying your ignorance.
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Stefon Walters *anomaly
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Oliver Closeoff Grace to you Oliver.
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