<transcript><audio_40>out here's the um uh two year graph for the uh six different construction framing items uh including your plywood and you know it looks really flat for the first half there because</transcript><caption><image_41>The image is a line graph that shows the top 5K benchmark dimension software lumber and panel prices for Madison's Top 5K Benchmark Dimension Software Lumber and Panel Prices in September 24, 2020. The x-axis represents the time period, while the y-axis shows the price of the software.

There are four lines in the graph, each representing a different price range. The first line is blue, the second line is red, the third line is orange, the fourth line is yellow, the fifth line is green, and the sixth line is purple. The lines are plotted on a white background, and there is a legend at the bottom of the graph that explains the meaning of each line. The title of the data is "Madison's Top SIX Benchmark Dimensions Softwood Lumber & Panel Prices" and the date "September 24,2020" is written at the top.</caption><transcript><audio_42>since uh spring of last year prices just started getting so high that it blows out all of the volatility from the previous but you can see toward the end right now the bottom seems to have been upon us</transcript><transcript><audio_43>and whether that line those lines continue flat along the trajectory that they are or if they start to go up into november we'll have to wait and see okay great so you can see now this</transcript><transcript><audio_44>combination of data really supports what i've been saying about the reasons why the lumber prices were changing you know since the past year and over the course of this year uh the</transcript><transcript><audio_45>problems with supply chain uh and transportation are just enormous i'm writing a story on my website about the cargo just been hearing some real</transcript><transcript><audio_46>problems at all the ports a few weeks ago there there was a issue with one of the large i guess the largest port in florida um the truck drivers were charging an additional 75</transcript> out here's the um uh two year graph for the uh six different construction framing items uh including your plywood and you know it looks really flat for the first half there because since uh spring of last year prices just started getting so high that it blows out all of the volatility from the previous but you can see toward the end right now the bottom seems to have been upon us and whether that line those lines continue flat along the trajectory that they are or if they start to go up into november we'll have to wait and see okay great so you can see now this combination of data really supports what i've been saying about the reasons why the lumber prices were changing you know since the past year and over the course of this year uh the problems with supply chain uh and transportation are just enormous i'm writing a story on my website about the cargo just been hearing some real problems at all the ports a few weeks ago there there was a issue with one of the large i guess the largest port in florida um the truck drivers were charging an additional 75
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