RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Yoda's troll: companies with market caps in the same rangeI don't expect a dividend when this is going up 50% a year. Why are talking dividends anyways? Moose
YodaLayhehoo wrote:
Not actually you're an idiot we've already been through this. There is no dividend before the speculative stock split and there is zero chance of having one before than. So why would new new issued dividend be cut in half with a stock split that already happened? What I'm saying is that there comes a point when a company has so many shares that it makes it very difficult to pay any type of dividend.
If they do split and the outstanding shares are 500 million even the smallest payout possible a .01 payout cost them 5 million. The yield would be so small at these prices it would never happen
So what I'm saying is the cutoff for any dividend here is about 250 million shares. They can payout a .10 cent dividend at the cost of 25 million. I believe that is possible for this company to realistically do and still have money to grow. Can we rap our heads around this yet?