RE:RE:A thoughtrustyblades wrote: I think in January 2020, people were expecting more than the piddly 4% dividend increase we received in December. At the current yield and tempered expectations for dividend growth it's difficult to see the share price going too much higher in the near term.
Who knows, ALA could be plan B for BAM if the IPL bid fails.
ALA would be worth over $21 even if they didn't pay a dividend. I like dividends as it usually shows that companies have good steady cashflows. However, in general, the higher the dividend, the less upside to a raise in share price, as cash goes out instead of being reinvested.