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So I bought some 2x4 8' studs this weekend...
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You've been whooshed.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
Oh. You were kidding. Understood. Surprising since I've been told that defense is not admissible in the Tug.DoogieMcDoogerson said:
You've been whooshed.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
Even Doogie gets to have fun from time to time.creepycoug said:
Oh. You were kidding. Understood. Surprising since I've been told that defense is not admissible in the Tug.DoogieMcDoogerson said:
You've been whooshed.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
Trump signed the largest stimulus ever until Biden told him to hold his beer. Trying to give him a pass for that reckless spending is partisan dipshittery, of which you're quite adept at.WestlinnDuck said:
Actually, Trump is not as guilty as anyone. Trump's proposed second stimulus was half that of the final Dem bill. That's an extra trillion that gets printed. The lockdown was all Fow Chee, a complicit MSM and dem governors. Drove by the soccer fields on Saturday and watched second graders playing with phucking masks on. Geezus.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
Very subtle since the regulars pounced on it with no hesitationDoogieMcDoogerson said:
You've been whooshed.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
Supply and demand. New Home Construction is at a ten year high. Combine that with people using stimulus money for home improvements instead of vacations, and you have a large shortage of lumber.
I was looking to extend my attack floor for storage, until I saw the cost of 1/2" plywood sheets. I'm going to wait until next year -
Probably says more about what people feel about my opinions than about themselves. Oh well. Doogie gonna doog.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Very subtle since the regulars pounced on it with no hesitationDoogieMcDoogerson said:
You've been whooshed.creepycoug said:
I don't mean to get in the way of your fun, but this is not a nearly perfect explanation. Lumber prices began increasing in Q1 2020. Then COVID happened and they dropped sharply in April - a very temporary state of affairs. Then with unprecedented increases in demand in the repair/remodel market in the spring, prices began to take off and have been climbing since. The free money for buying houses Americans can't afford has certainly helped that along, and here we are. The largest producers of wood products file these reports with the SEC where they not only provide their financial results for the prior period, but they explain the economic drivers and context of that performance and discuss expectations in this thing called Management's Discussion and Analysis. Here's where you can find them: www.sec.govDoogieMcDoogerson said:They were almost $8 bucks a board. This is Joe Biden's economy. Boards were a third the price under Trump.
You can find a lot of things to fault with Biden; this isn't really one of them. Wood products are commodities and their history is one of boom and bust. We're in boom right now, and that didn't start 2021. Trump publicly shit a chicken when the Fed even hinted at a rate hike. He's as guilty as anyone with the money printing press. -
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THIS is the kind of inflation I worry about. Belongs on the Finance board IMO. @RaceBannon ?SpoonieLuv said:
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One good thing about living in a city full of liars and financial retards is that I've already experienced most of this inflation with a $19 per hour average minimum wage ("hazard pay," you see), thieving teens and twenty-something Antifa types along with homeless drug addicts stealing our grocery and drug stores blind. Add skyrocketing insurance premiums for all the left and destruction, and we've seen inflation and cost-of-living increasesof about 10% per year for the last 5 years. Don't forget those property tax increases and bullshit like "democracy vouchers."
Amazing how a progressive city that whines constantly about an "affordability crisis" can't take its foot off the very accelerator that's causing the COL to skyrocket.
