RE:RE:RE:RE:One yr from now 15 plus!!All I'm saying is the market prices dividend paying companies largely on how secure their dividend seems. WCP didn't cut their divy to zero when everything crashed in 2020, or when oil prices tanked in 2014. CJ cut their divy to zero in 2020, they are just about to pay their first dividend in over two years. So the market is a little skeptical, hence the share price is low enough to create an 8% yield. Solid companies with good track records trade around a 4% now.
Nothing fundamental about CJ's operations or finances, the market isn't sold yet that their divy is solid long term...