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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (3110)	3/3/2004 10:14:21 AM
From: Gulo	Read Replies (1) of 12411

I have a commodities futures account, but it doesn't handle pit-traded commodities. The reason I want to track OSB prices is that I want project earnings for Ainsworth Lumber (ANS.TO). The weekly data will have to do for now. The Canadian Export Development Corp has a weekly report that gives commodity prices and trends as well. edc.ca Ainsworth is an OSB producer in Canada that was near bankruptcy when OSB prices were low, but is now cranking out incredible profits (PE of ~3). If OSB prices remain high, ANS is a no-brainer. It has already appreciated almost 10-fold and is good for another double if OSB stays above $400/1000sqft. OSB was above $500/1000sqft for the last couple weeks. -g

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