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Evaluate the expected performance of Weyerhaeuser (WY) for the quarter ended March 2025, looking beyond the conventional Wall Street top-and-bottom-line estimates and examining some of its key metrics for better insight.

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Higher lumber prices initially supported WY's earnings and dividend yield, but tariffs and market volatility led to a decline in WY and WOOD ETF shares. Despite a bullish trend in lumber futures, WOOD ETF and WY shares did not follow, signaling a potential market correction due to tariff uncertainties. Tariffs on Canadian lumber exports and overall market weakness have distorted stock and commodity prices, impacting WOOD and WY shares.

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Professional traders get paid because of one skill and one skill only: the ability to foresee what the world (or the economy at least) might look like in six to nine months. President Trump recently announced trade tariffs on trading partners like Canada and Mexico, which has sparked reactions in the business world.

Lumber producer Weyerhauser is set to benefit from President Trump's tariffs on Canada. The S&P 500 stock is up about 12% in 2025.

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Falling mortgage rates and pent-up housing demand could boost new home construction, driving higher lumber demand and supporting WY shares. Scale-down buying has been effective, with WY shares recovering from January lows and Q4 earnings beating forecasts despite missing revenue targets. WY's unique REIT structure with timberland assets and a 2.84% dividend yield make it an attractive investment amid improving market conditions.