Post by
gillyhammer on Apr 30, 2012 10:25pm
nr today
Well if any dividend is to be paid it is likely based on shareholder of record at the end of today (most of us reading this). The reason i believe this to be true is that the prior news releases have stated that the dividend will be paid out to shareholders of record at the time of the deal closing (today). On the issue of the dividend being paid out I don't believe that it will be the full 10cents as promised however i bilieve that it will be scaled back to reflect the amount of money that was paid to longford. I think the issue will be clarified sometime tomorrow since trading will not resume until may 2nd according to the the release.
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Comment by
fritz3 on May 01, 2012 3:08am
Why should it drop to .10 and why should it stay there?
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Comment by
Baxter4 on May 01, 2012 10:10am
There is no reason the trading cannot resume today unless there is more news to come. If Saliada cannot force the management to liquidate the company, they should put in a bid of 15 cents/share to buy out the company, making a 33% instant profit. 15 cents is still better than what this management will drive the share price to.
Comment by
EOIM on May 01, 2012 12:41pm
The 10 cents dividend cannot be withdrawn because it was presented to shareholders for voting as a reason to accept the genel offer. If they screw it up, there would be class action lawsuit!