No, then I will look at a company that has mature markets, has major losses on its entry into the games arena, and apparently, has no idea how to deploy profitably some $500 MM per year (assume they pay the other $500 MM of future cash flow in future dividends), has an about average yield just under 2% and may have difficulties growing faster than the general market. The "one time" $3 dividend is considered just that, a "one time event".