First National Financial Corp T.FN.PR.B

So.....

[Shirtlessnomore]

Ex div tomorrow, special div of 1.25 paid mid December. This looks like a gift for Christmas to me

[porksniffer]

Typical of SH, happy about $1.25 dicidend in December when today's losses are over $3.00/share. Looks like a lump of coal to me.

[Shirtlessnomore]

Well for one thing I didnt own this previously so to say "typical of SH" I'm not sure what that is supposed to mean and secondly I'm sure you will recover much of your $3 before long so why dont you just add a few and why be pissed at a new shareholder?

[porksniffer]

Who is pissed? I'm suppose to know which day you bought shares? I was referring to this obssession with dividends this forum has; collect $1.00 lose $3.00. This will not be heading up anytime soon unless the earnings stop going down. Reddit won't save us here.

[Shirtlessnomore]

I just bought today so I have no loss currently so couple the cheap price with the upcoming dividends and it's a good buy, and the point I was making about the dividend is the fact that as we draw closer to that special ex div date the stock will likely appreciate before that date. I also respectfully disagree with it not going up, that special div is def a catalyst for the sp, also a 7% drop

[Shirtlessnomore]

Ok I can admit it, I was wrong it did not consolidate higher today anyway. Maybe we have a better day tomorrow. Cheers!

[Kylemcc10]

Double digit annual returns last decade not including dividends. Occasional special div as a gift to boost returns. Yea you have some great insight looking at a one day chart. 

[Shirtlessnomore]

Yes 132% in 10 years and over 72% gain in 5 years. In fact the 5 and 10 year charts look amazing especially if you remove the last 18 months of chaos which has destroyed pretty much EVERY 5 and 10 year chart. Cheers!

[felix10]

  Ex div tomorrow, special div of 1.25 paid mid December. This looks like a gift for Christmas to me Looks a bit more like a lump of coal considering the stock is down $9/share in less than 6 months.  

[Shirtlessnomore]

I hear what your saying but many 1 year charts look just like this one. Better days ahead. Cheers