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Comment by BSdetector2016on Sep 27, 2017 9:42am
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RE:RE:Steve King : Initiate a share buy-back

RE:RE:Steve King : Initiate a share buy-backHe's got to try something different; current strategy means share price is stuck in neutral and subject to psychotic price movements. I'm losing patience with this boat anchor stock as I am sure the vast majority of holders are. I know "the dividend is great" but what about the capital destruction?
maypeters wrote: Steve has already indicated that if they changing new opportunities and partners generating 15% IRR then they will not use the money to buy back shares.

No point in buying back shares and raising capital through a new issue.

At least no DRIP in place.



BSdetector2016 wrote: Retire some of the float and the dividend that those shares pay, and increase the share price now.




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