buyupside.com Articles About Forestry-Related Stocks and Investments
Forest products (lumber, oriented stand board, plywood and more), pulp
and paper and timberland management companies (real estate investment
trusts and limited partnerships) give investors the opportunity to realize
capital gains and receive income from dividends and other cash distributions.
Forestry-related companies produce products that are always in demand
and owning stocks in these companies lets investors benefit from a growing
world economy.
These companies have cyclical businesses so their stock price follow
a cyclical pattern. Often their cycles do not correspond to the cycles
of other economic sectors, so forestry stocks can act to even out the
performance of a stock portfolio.
Many of these companies pay safe dividends so their stocks are appropriate
holdings in a long-term dividend reinvestment portfolio.
See the following articles (listed A to Z) about forestry-related stocks
on buyupside.com:
Acadian Timber Income Fund Pays a Steady
Distribution
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Natural Resources Portfolio
High-Income
Forestry and Paper Stocks
Own Timber and Wood and Paper Products Stocks
With Claymore/Clear Global Timber Index ETF
Portfolio of
Paper and Paper Products Stocks
Portfolio
of Forestry and Wood Products Stocks
Price
Patterns of Forestry and Paper Stocks
Real Estate Investment Trusts
(REITs) Stocks Pay High Dividends
S&P Global Timber & Forestry ETF
Includes Dividend-Paying Forest and Paper Products Stocks
S&P Global Timber &
Forestry Index Tracks 25 Forestry-Related Companies
Timber REIT Rayonier
Pays Steadily Increasing Dividends
Timberland Returns Are Mixed But
Still Beat Stocks
Votorantim Celulose e Papel Has Rewarded
Its Investors But Be Careful
Wood Products, Paper Products
and Timber Management Stocks
World Timber Index (TIMBEX) Tracks Timber, Forest
Products and Paper Stocks
Weyerhaeuser - Best
Bought on Price Declines
Weyerhaeuser Is Testing
Its All-Time High
Updated July 17, 2008.
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