Divi increase...Just a 20% increase is a bit of a disappointment to me - not sure why they bothered as the new yield will not be any more attractive to income investors. Personally, I'd prefer a higher dividend and if I want to spend the money on shares then I'm free to do so.
As for the quarterly results, the paper loss is meaningless. Free cash flow yield is the key.
Will be interesting to see how the market reacts, but I suspect the general market sentiment on the day will play a bigger role than the results themselves.
I certainly don't know why anyone holding the stock today would sell a single share until we are in the mid-20s.