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To: Elroy who wrote (52056)11/11/2025 8:57:49 AM
From: kgr1137  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52115
 
Re: I bought some of this one after hours for $23.62.

All other things being equal, you can probably expect a slow erosion in share price as the double dividends are paid out over time. Of course, the fundamentals of the company have to be factored in. The fact that they can now afford to catch up, shows the strengthening position, which is corroborated by recent earnings reports. This could offset some or all of that decline. 8.75% qualified yield, paid monthly, is already attractive to many in a declining interest environment.



To: Elroy who wrote (52056)11/11/2025 2:26:06 PM
From: Privately  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 52115
 
Re: I bought some of this one after hours for $23.62.

FWIW, it was trading down below $6 about a year and a half ago, so who knows.

I think the current price is largely drive by the promise of the "extra" repayments - not clear how much faith there is that the company has actually become "solid".

I have no idea where they will trade eventually, but they got themselves into some difficult financial problems. Its easy to say they have a plan, but time will tell whether they will actually be able to pay through 2026-7.

Anyway, I am just saying that there is probably a lot of ongoing risk. I am not buying, but I can see that some folks may see it differently.

Edit: sorry, this got hung up in my security stuff. I thought I had posted it yesterday.