RE:RE:Brownfields hound dogDividends are typically only increased when the company doesn't have a better use of their cash. At current valuations, buying back shares makes way more sense than increasing dividends. By reducing the amount of outstanding shares, when they do eventually increase the dividend it will greatly decrease the payout ratio, assuming cash flow stays at the same level. If you're holding Kirkland for the dividends I don't think it quite makes sense, much easier to go after say pipelines since they historically pay better dividend yields due to their industry's use of cash. Miners are typically pretty capital project intensive.
Mustlovedogs01 wrote: ...as long as it doesn't stop buying its own stock!! Could be paying a dividend like no other that would make investors hold and buy, thus moving the stock up! NOPE...management should be fired! jmo