thanks for the clarification. Having the cash to pay out a divi is a pretty good sign for the legitimacy of a company IMO.
That's why I feel comfortable owning SIAF and AERL(until recently) although SIAF had to issue shares to pay for that divi. But that's a temporary problem that should not mask the real intention to reward loyal S/H to hang in through the first few difficult years until they have turned a posiitve cash flow. I am expecting that to be the case next year with SIAF.
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