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Trading has heated up and the market appears to be on a short run that could last into the fall.

Both guests agreed the current market has settled into a relative equilibrium, with short-term ups and downs staying within a small window.

Buyers continue to purchase lumber as needed, but order files appear to be getting farther out as wildfire and hurricane seasons begin.

The successful release of SBCA’s Digital QC software would not have been possible without the knowledge and expertise of Q4Us, a software...

In this episode, Margaret Whelan, founder and CEO of Whelan Advisory Capital Markets, sheds light on what is driving investment into the component...

Buyers appear to be building and/or refilling inventory in the past week, creating a bit more competition for certain sizes and lengths.

In this episode, Rachel Hoops, B2B Sales Manager for Lumbermens Merchandising Corporation (LMC), shares how their components group has grown rapidly...

As buyers continue to keep inventories low, both guests say there is plenty of activity in the market and deals take some effort to find.

In this episode, John Herring, CEO of A-1 Industries in Fort Pierce, Florida, explores the challenges he faced in opening a new, state-of-the-art...

In this episode, John Herring, CEO of A-1 Industries in Fort Pierce, Florida, explores what the industry was like in the early 1970s in the...

Buyers continue to keep things close to the vest, keeping low inventories.

Barry Dixon of True House and BJ Louws of Louws Truss share why, as they seek to automate and innovate, they have invested time and resources in...