RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:$15.2 to $ 11.89 We just need Nat Gas prices to rev upwards again above $3 soon. That would calm wates if we see that.
Anyone know what the " break - even " price of Nat Gas for the dividend to be safe? Or the threshold price, per say?
Quintessential1 wrote: LOL. Well I guess I brought it up but Q4 comes with YE results and that should always trigger a review of the dividend level and sustainability...shouldn't it?
I personally feel that the dividend is more than adequate and that if there is excess FCF management should concentrate on paying down debt or and I am sure this will start another debate, buyback shares. I think at 10,11,12% that buybacks might be a better use of cash than paying off debt but thats up to management and with no NCIB in place not likely to happen. Why they don't put an NCIB in place, even just to have the tool in the box in case of black swan events (I think all companies should if it costs nothing if not used.), is beyond me but they don't which signals that buybacks is not even on their radar.
After they wrestle debt down and get costs in hand then a dividend increase may be warranted. I only brought it up because it will probably happen after excess FCF grows significantly which should also reflect a share price rise as it did the last time it was raised. I think I made it clear that I believe the yield is more than safe and have no problem investing more.
GLTY and all
OGInvest0r wrote: Is there talk of another div raise in the future?