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Global Timber & Forestry Ishares ETF (NQ: WOOD )

80.74 -1.95 (-2.36%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:15 PM EST, Nov 8, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Lumber Mania, Timber ETFs & More
Lumber prices have skyrocketed this year, mainly due to disruptions caused by the pandemic and unprecedented demand from the housing markets. They have come down slightly after reaching a record high... 
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As the Wind Blows
US Equity markets are all in see-saw patterns now, pushing up and down into resistance and support. 
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Crypto Crash. Buy the Dip or Sell the Rip?
Investors begin rotation from Bitcoin to gold. 
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Bitcoin Is Melting And Risk Sentiment Is Going With It
Stocks finished the day around flat, mounting a pretty big comeback from an early morning drop on the heels of a Bitcoin meltdown. 
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Stock’s Drop Sharply On May 18 In End Of Day Meltdown
It was a tranquil day until 3:40, and then the market just took a pounding, ahead of a $1.3 billion sell imbalance going into the final 10 minutes. 
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2 ETFs To Play The Lumber Shortage
Retail investors can make money in the commodities markets. Lumber is a prime example right now. 
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Wood Versus Wood
As Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation ETF rolls over, its 12-month performance is converging with that of the global timber & forestry ETF. We consider the prospects for both ETFs over the rest of the year. 
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Board to Death
A year ago, if you were asked to pick the commodity that would thrive during the recovery, you might have picked crude oil or gold. Not so. It turns out that the absolutely monster gains were... 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Did China Just Kill The Commodity-Craze?
After weeks of a vertical rampage, commodity prices broadly tumbled this week as everything from lumber to iron ore saw their first weekly drop in months. 
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Yikes! Corn Prices Are Up Roughly 50% In 2021 As Americans Brace For Years Of Horrific Food Inflation
A lot of people out there are becoming extremely alarmed that their food bills are so high. One of the things that is driving this is the price of corn. 
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Exposures Ethanol
2 ETFs To Play The Lumber Shortage
Retail investors can make money in the commodities markets. Lumber is a prime example right now. The soaring prices of lumber have become mainstream news. The price per... 
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Visualizing What $50k In Lumber Can Build Today Versus Last Year
Skyrocketing lumber prices have more than tripled over the past 12 months and made the cost associated with building an average new single-family home significantly rise. 
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Will Lumber Prices Prick US Housing Bubble or Will Low Mortgage Rates Prevail?
Low mortgages have kept measures of housing affordability within reason, but US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s warning this week about higher interest rates are a stark warning. 
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Wood Versus Wood: The Performance Of Cathie Wood's Ark Innovation Fund Converges With That Of The Global Timber & Forestry ETF. Where Both Go From Here.
Screen capture from Thursday's episode of Bloomberg TV's "What'd You Miss". Wood Versus Wood On Bloomberg TV's market wrap-up show Thursday, "What... 
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More About Backwardation and Transitory Inflation
Continuing to look into commodity futures and the inflation messages that they may be sending. Commodities markets are seeing the highest rate of backwardation that they have experienced in more than... 
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Lumber and Copper Are Surging. Will Gold Join the Party?
There’s no inflation… None at all. Only, completely by accident, lumber prices are skyrocketing. Gold is likely to remain silent, but it may catch up later. 
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Understanding Backwardation and Contango in Futures Markets
Anyone following business news over the past few weeks must be aware of the stunning rises of various commodity prices. That makes it important for investors to understand the futures market concepts... 
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Skyrocketing Lumber Prices Have Increased The Average Price Of A New Home By $35,872 In 1 Year
Do any of you remember when you could buy an entire house for $35,000? There was a time in America when middle-class Americans could buy a house and have it paid off in just a few years. 
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The Lumber Market Is Hot And Sexy Again
The skyrocketing price of the lumber market right now is adding substantial costs to the budgets of homebuilders in America, and forget about any of these costs being properly hedged. 
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Capturing Average Returns With Asset Allocation, Part III
There’s no reason to make intentionally poor asset allocation decisions when picking a set of funds. What happens when we apply a bit of common sense to the mix and look for opportunities to juice the... 
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Up, Up, Up, But Will What's Going Up Come Down?
Last week saw a lot of assets and indicators go up yet again. This is a theme that the market will likely continue to grapple with for the next several weeks or months because we are in the midst of a... 
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