RE:QTRH the cheapest on the TSX paying a dividend I like it too but let's not get carried away.
It's hard not to get carried away with excitement when you can see hot junk racing to the moon all over the place. The name of Baylin Technologies has come up on this board from time to time. It's gone from 85 cents to $1.99 in a month or so on the basis of its exciting-sounding story. But for anyone who actually takes the trouble to dig into their filings, well, for starters, we know that their Q4 is going to feature a huge loss. Perhaps even more significant, a long list of insiders chose not to touch the stock at 75 cents (including 1/2 a warrant) in their late-2020 share offering. Market doesn't care. Perhaps more accurate: market isn't bothering to be aware of such details.
Multiply that times 100 and there's Gamestop.
We're in a bubble the likes of which can only be compared to the tech frenzy of 1999-2000. As more and more of the masses charge into the market, valuations, here, there, and everywhere, will get stupider and stupider. What is rational will eventually prevail, though that could take quite a long time.
As for QTRH, while I agree it is cheap in the context of today's market, it does have a history of very unexciting financial results. They're trying to fix that but I would say the jury is still out . . . both figuratively and, in a sense (re Wilan and its key escapades), literally.