RE: YLO 2011Islandbrook: That's a solid assessment, with Yellow's payout ratio now sitting at an easy-to-deal-with 50%, based on dividend-to-assumed-cash-flow stats. If Yellow's next quarterly shows stable revenue and stable per-share earnings, I can foresee an environment in which the market will be very willing to reward Yellow with a higher share price to bring the yield down to more "normalized" levels for a corporation. That could imply a $9 share price, but I don't know if the market is yet ready to get giddy about Yellow. Nonetheless, as long as the dividend is secure and the payout ratio remains low, I'm happy to take the income and use the new DRIP, with 5% price discount, to buy more. Best wishes. aclcmc