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Fire Season Arrives Early this Year
Fourth of July celebrations may have come and gone but long past the
Fire in the Sky Celebrations,
flashes of fire continue
to burn in the Lumber Industry
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Forest Fires are a tragedy with acres of beautiful forest land destroyed, wildlife affected and at it's worst, homes, businesses and lives are lost Historically, August presents the highest forest fire danger. This year however, forest fires are on the rise early in July.
Forest Fires affect the lumber market. Mills shut down, harvesting comes to a halt, logs decks are lost and log deliveries are delayed. Most recently, the raging British Columbia fire destroyed a mill and power was lost to several others. Traders pay attention when key lumber producing regions are destroyed, we should too.
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In the lumber market today, there is not a sure bet either way. If you need to buy the wood, then buy it. There are arguments on both sides as to the direction the market will go.
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The Following Graphs Display
a Footprint of Past Market Activity
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Source: Random Lengths,
used here with permission granted by the publisher
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Source: Random Lengths,
used here with permission granted by the publisher
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Source: Random Lengths,
used here with permission granted by the publisher
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Source: Random Lengths,
used here with permission granted by the publisher
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Phoenix Housing Market is HOT,
some might say On Fire...
(Couldn't resist)
According to Mike Orr (director of the W.P. Carey School's Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice) the Phoenix market is the healthiest it has been in 10 years.
Foreclosures are falling, loan delinquency is low. Families that were closed out of the mortgage borrowing because of previous foreclosure or short sale are now eligible to borrow again....and builders are building!
All of this these are great for Builders, the economy, community, and families. Here are some additional highlights of the May 2015 report:
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Christmas In July
Trio is joining the Mesa Chamber of Commerce and the United Food Bank in the Christmas in July Business Competition...
"Christmas in July" is an annual food drive competition, between local Chambers of Commerce here in the East Valley and eastern Arizona, to see who can raise the most money and collect the most amount of non-perishable food to help stock the shelves of United Food Bank, during the month of July.
Summer is the hardest time of the year for many individuals and families in Arizona.
When school's out for summer, some kids face their toughest test because summer also spells the end of free and reduced school meal programs which often means greater food-insecurity for entire families. The summer months are equally difficult for many low-income seniors who are often forced to choose between paying bills and purchasing food.
If you are interested in joining us go to:
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Ring a Ding, Ding
Thanks for calling the Trio Sales Team
It's about the relationship we value with our customers.
We sell lumber too.
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Logging in Since 1979 - The Trio Team
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Trio Forest Products Inc.
480.969.8288
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1465, Mesa AZ 85211
Physical Address:
959 South Center Street, Mesa, AZ 85210
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