He does not own Forest stock, and his firm has no banking relationship with the company.

FORBES: Forest Bears Fruit

Colon cautions that such a buy is unlikely, because Forest's stock has held its own.

FORBES: Forest Bears Fruit

As Christopher Failles pointed out on these pages a couple of weeks back, Sino Forest was a very risky stock to be holding.

FORBES: Sino Forest: Is This the Biggest Theft in History?

One of the most popularly reported fraud cases involving a Chinese company was timberland firm Sino-Forest, traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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We have to urge value investor to view this stock as an opportunity, and not miss the forest for the trees.

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He does not own the stock, and his firm has not done business for Forest in the past year.

FORBES: Magazine Article

According to our estimates, Norfolk stock derives nearly 20% of its value from its construction freight and forest products divisions.

FORBES: Norfolk Southern Chugs To $78 On Natural Gas And Housing Recovery

Now stock analysts are apparently encouraging the paper companies to uncouple their mills from their forest land, a trend that accounts for some of the recent offerings of land for sale.

ECONOMIST: Forests