RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:When things getter better...Congratulations! I confess I never heard of them. But I'll fix that. Pm me with the "good stuff". Was this once an income trust way back in the day? What happened to them in 2014? It does look like it's worth a look. I really doubt the 7 cent dividend has anything to do with the 9 fold increase in the stock and I'd bet if the divy was zero and they bought back stock instead, the stock would also be the same price. Me, my largest holding is ATH. I bought it in March and October of 2020 at 11 cents. It's grown to 40 times what I paid. I've sold it down to 25% of my 2020 holdings and it's still my largest holding. No dividend. And I hope there never is. The stock buyback is an excellent alternative for excess cashflow lest management blow it on "magic beans" or giant performance bonuses. So let's call these stories proof there is no single best answer for every company but there sure do seem to be way more bad ideas than good ones eh?