RE:Market response to Conference callHere is a management team that paid down debt during the good-times, and now has a plan during possible rougher times (a recession is an exogenous event) to maintain the dividend and also buy back shares while driving down costs.
As today's trading so clearly shows, capital gains can disappear in a heart beat. Those of us that look for a steady source of income should really not be overly concerned looking forward (a recession, if it occurs, will likely be less disruptive than the past effects of Covid-19 on the economy).
I guess the traders have left. I'd be very happy to buy more shares at $12.00 should that happen again. Mullen is a far bettter "bet" than any lottery or the on-line betting "casinos" that are suddenly appearing everywhere. As compound interest shows - time is your best friend when investing.