RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Q3 I suspect if you had held on, like I have, you would have paid off your initial investment over the years through dividends. I consider it all gravy now. The company is not likely to worth zero any time soon and I am quite confident that once Canada enters the global natural gas trade, that prices will solidify and this company will not only be worth a lot of money, but the dividends will be much, much higher.
As I get older, I realize that hitting home runs is not always the object. I am 100% satisfied if the share price stays in its relative range and the dividends continue at the current rate, which is about 8.5%/year (my effective rate is about 22%). Nothing in these quarterly reports indicate otherwise.