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Pivot Technology Solutions Inc. T.PTG

"Pivot Technology Solutions Inc offers IT solutions to businesses, government, education, and healthcare organizations. It operates through the following segments: ACS, ARC, ProSys, Sigma, TeraMach, Shared services. The company derives the maximum revenue from the ProSys segment which sells storage, server, and IT infrastructure consulting solutions to enterprises. Geographically, it derives majority revenue from the United States and also has a presence in other countries."


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Comment by janeintorontoon Jan 18, 2020 12:12pm
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RE:What's the true yield?

RE:What's the true yield?For a tech stock, I'd expect a lot lower yield, but I think Pivot's high yield reflects wariness. The co has high sales but very low income, and the strategy of acquiring a lot of companies did not always work.
For a while, they went on and on lamenting the low stock price (while they should have been running the company). The CFO decided to start this excessive dividend to address this. Not too surprisingly, he departed soon after.
I think the company deeply regrets his having started this, but they don't want to cut the excessive dividend because cutting dividends never goes over well. 
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