Canfor Corp (CFP.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Canfor Corp (CFP.TO)

13.81

-0.04 (0.29%)

as of Jun 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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WAIT

There has to be tremendous demand for construction lumber for the reconstruction of the damage in the southern US. It may be too early to get into this at this time.

TOP PICK

Macro overview is reconstruction. They will benefit from reconstruction in the southern part of the US. Also expects they will benefit from construction in the far east. Has a book value of about $14.50 and they will earn about $1.90 next year. Very cheap. Good management.

TOP PICK

The period of seasonal strength is from the end of October to the end of April. Virtuallt every october the stock moves higher. Next quarter results are going to be very bad. Wait until the quarter is underway and then start buying.

DON'T BUY

This is an interesting sector right now. Forestry side is doing considerably better than the paper side. Has pulled back considerably in the last 6 months. Has technical support around this level of $14. If the $13/14 level holds, you could see a bounce back towards the $18 level. A sector that is a little bit risky at this point.

DON'T BUY

Softwood lumber stocks have been going down for so long it's hard to know where the bottom is. Earnings estimates continue to erode and until we see something somewhere that's somewhat positive, he wouldn't venture into the group. His model prices are coming down a lot.

DON'T BUY

Because housing in the US has continued to be strong, lumber has held up fairly well. Of the major commodities in Canada, the forest products have not participated as strongly as others. More a North American commodity as opposed to an international one. Volatility is high. There are political pressures. Thinks they eventually will do well.

DON'T BUY

Although it's long and drawn out and not for sure, a decision seems to be leaning in favor of Canada re forest products. Skeptical.

TOP PICK

Has been in a huge base building pattern since 2000 followed by a major breakout in early 2004. That's when the stock made its 1st move and then started to run out of steam at $15 which is fine because it was profit taking. Usually this will stay in a narrow trading range for a while before it then continues on. Downside risk would be $14.50.

HOLD

Has run into some fair resistance. FMV looks interesting, but there is some nervousness in the Cdn forest products. High Cdn$ doesn't help.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

The upside is only $15/16. Needs it to fall back a couple of $'s. Hurt by the strong Canadian $.

WEAK BUY

Cheapest stop in the universe.

BUY

Tremendous free cash flow. Very cheap. If the countervailing duties are going to be repaid, this company will benefit tremendously.

BUY

Has been consolidating its gains that it made from December to April. Good sector.

BUY

Worth a serious look. The lumber industry looks quite good right now. Any settlement on the softwood lumber dispute with the US will be positive.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

This stock is looking very good. Long-term chart shows a major selloff in 2000 and then a beautiful base building and have just had a breakout. Wait a little bit before adding to this position as $13 would be a better price.

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