Of all the implications in the dividend statement, the one I find most interesting is acceptance that 2013 income will be $1.25 (assuming 8% "total" dividend payout). I'd be happy with $1.00, even $.85, if the company eliminated new equity issuance; became cash flow positive; started retaining earnings or successfully spun out subs.
And a lot of talk about cash vs new F shares, but no talk about, "could be $4.00."
With the share issuance and dilution talk dominating this board, there does seem to be general acceptance of absolutely huge potential, if and when the company becomes cash flow positive.
At the least, that makes SIAF a good speculative purchase on a risk reward basis, even if you think it can go bankrupt.
Personally, I think that almost the only way that can happen is if it is a scam. And I consider that very highly improbable.
