Weyerhaeuser (NYSE:WY) and Plum Creek (NYSE:PCL)
have yet to see the recovery in timber demand that they need to post
compelling earnings and cash flow, and it shows in the stock
performance. While both offer decent dividend yields, the shares of both
companies are only up about 3% since I last wrote about Weyerhaeuser in August of 2014.
Weyerhaeuser
has made good progress with its cost cutting initiatives, but timber
and wood product prices just aren't cooperating at this point. Although
the near-term earnings prospects for Weyerhaeuser don't argue for this
being a must-own stock, I believe the underlying value is more
compelling for patient investors.
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Softer Prices Leading To Underwhelming Results At Weyerhaeuser
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