RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: NG and PMTPMT is basing as are many if not most NAT gas companies - just look at the FCG Nat gas stock index and it's actually been in a nice rally for 2 months and most of the companies have small or no dividends. So you need to understand that the stocks themselves will likely bottom before nat gas and "lead" the way higher as they now appear to be doing. FCG bottomed in late August at 14.39 and closed Friday at 17.17 (up 19%), Nat gas in that time frame topped near 4.12 and closed Friday at 3.53. One more thing, IMO a dividend cut has likely already been priced into the stock, and a cut would have little material effect on the price of the stock. My 2 cents
MK