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Tanker Stocks: Frontline Slashes Dividend
Isn't a 100% payout ratio dangerous for the longevity of a dividend??
Thnx!
Tanker Stocks: Frontline Slashes Dividend
Can someone shed some light on this for me? They're paying the dividend on Dec. 10. Once they have publicly committed to a dividend, can they still cancel it??
On Nov 28 12:05 PM paultaut wrote:
> I do not own any of the aforementioned companies but do own TNK which
> increased its payout from .90 to $1.07 for the 3rd quarter.
>
> I expect this payout to decrease by 2/3rds next quarter but that
> will still be more than adequate by my standards of a 10% return
> after taxes. I hope to see it drop back down to its lows when I plan
> on finishing my accumulation, maybe in January, early Feb. of 09
> when expectations will be very low again. Their fleet is very young,
> modern and nimble and their parent is TK.
>
> IMHO
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
But for $240, it's a gamble with good rewards, *only* if $240 is a very small part of your portfolio. If this is your total monthly savings, rather buy a more established stock than a roller coaster like SIRI.
On Nov 24 01:23 AM Agatha wrote:
> Would it be foolish or naive to buy 2,000 shares at .14 a share and
> hope that within several years the stock might reach $5.00? That,
> in inselft, would be a great profit? Just curious.....it would only
> be a $280.00 investment. Would appreciate anyone's comments. Thanks!
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
I'm unclear about one thing: Mel said not so long ago that he hopes it doesn't come down to him lending the company the money to pay back Feb's debt.
Does this mean he would realistically consider it??
In addition, I don't get this:
The board wants to dilute shares, yet at the same time have a reverse split? How the heck does that work? Doesn't one cancel the other out??
Five Best and Worst Global Financial Stocks, YTD
4 out of the 5 worst performers were from the UK!
Should this tell us something? Or is this just a great time to buy them?
Insights from a Derivatives Salesman
You cannot physically buy, sell or trade, or take possession of a company either.
On Nov 09 07:20 AM vbierschwale wrote:
> Why do we allow trading in derivatives at all, except for greed ?
>
>
> In my opinion, if you are trading in a product that you cannot physically
> buy, sell or trade and take possession of, then you are trading in
> something that is worthless except to the one making money and to
> me any type of derivative does nothing to better our country and
> only seems to be designed to fleece the sheep out of their money,
> so my question is why do we allow derivatives to be traded at all
> and the only answer I can come up with is greed.
>
> Virgil
> www.KeepAmericaAtWork....
How Will Sirius XM Refinance Its Debt Now?
Mel Kamazin stated at the Merrill Lynch 2008 Media Fall Preview that he hopes it doesn't come down to him lending the company money.
Does that mean he would be prepared to do that??
If yes, then at least worst case scenario he himself will finance the company to pay back it's debt in February.
So then what is there to worry about with regards to their Feb repayment?
10 High Cash, High Yield, No Debt Stocks
What am I missing here? I did not see any Reverse splits on the historical data in Yahoo Finance, so what's going on here?
Seven Highest Yielding Stocks Going Ex Dividend in November
If a stock is going ex-dividend soon, has the company already declared that they will pay $x for the forthcoming payment?
Is the dividend guaranteed for the forthcoming payment, or can management still cut it?
Avoid Investment Scams - and Bad Advice
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Avoid Investment Scams - and Bad Advice
I receive no spam, get about 1-2 emails per month, with interesting and relevant write ups (granted, by the company). From the company newsletters I receive, it seems the company is slowly but surely increasing revenue and client base.
I haven't checked out their financials, nor do I own any shares (yet), but I think it is a company worth checking, albeit extremely closely, which I will do soon.
Avoid Investment Scams - and Bad Advice
I receive no spam, get about 1-2 emails per month, with interesting and relevant write ups (granted, by the company). From the company newsletters I receive, it seems the company is slowly but surely increasing revenue and client base.
I haven't checked out their financials, nor do I own any shares (yet), but I think it is a company worth checking, albeit extremely closely, which I will do soon.
Eight Stocks Going Ex-Dividend in October
What's ur opinion on the long-term dividend stability and the solidity of it's financials long-term?
Eight Stocks Going Ex-Dividend in October
Not concerned about the short term volatility.
Do you own HTE?
What's ur opinion on the dividend and the solidity of it's financials long-term?
Eight Stocks Going Ex-Dividend in October
Not concerned about the short term volatility.
Do you own HTE?
What's ur opinion on the dividend and the solidity of it's financials long-term?