Agree.
This is another observation from the survey:
There are several very strong and in my view reasonably likely triggers in the pipeline: the end of dilution, the 2018 cash dividend, 2019 and later dividends and the TRW distribution, all of which have been announced as intentions by the company.
But a substantial number of the respondents are uncertain about or outright sceptical to these triggers.
For each of these triggers that comes true (assuming this is what will happen), the sceptics' confidence should increase, together with the share price.
It should be recalled that a majority of the respondents believe that the share is undervalued and will increase massively in price in the coming years.
Once investors believe that the dividends will arrive in a stable and reliable manner, I do not think it will matter much if it's paid yearly or monthly.
