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Comment by oullinson Sep 01, 2011 1:47pm
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RE: RE: RE: Good Call Oullins

RE: RE: RE: Good Call Oullins5wood.  Dividend vs buyback.

I am clearly on the dividend side.  To have a significant effect on the share count you need a very large share buyback.  Just 10% of the outstanding would be $35 to $40M depending on the bump in share price.  It is not affordable right now and would not be a big drop in share count.

Dividend could be very significant.  4c a year is $3.5M a quarter and a 6.5% yield.  8c is a 13% yield.  It is affordable starting with quarterly payment in January and more important it is sustainable even with a big drop in oil price..

We have all been complaining that we need some new blood in the shareholders pool.  A high dividend would bring the dividend players.  They are not day traders, they are long term holders.

Point number 2 you are correct I was talking about a reduction in restricted cash.  My typo.


Cheers
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