we should pay higher than 10% in the two first years, as Garrett explained. So we can get back to a place where the institutional investors can join the road to 100$ party.
I don't think paying out a cash dividend costs nothing. Therefore I am sceptical about a monthly dividend. Another reason is that hardly any company pays a monthly dividend I think.
ks "The goal should be a steady yield of 10%, but ideally never decreasing." The goal should be that the dividend yield should decrease as much as possible. A high dividend yield implies a low stock price in relation to the dividend.
If SIAF pays 5 cents per quarter in a cash dividend and the pps is $ 2 the dividend yield is 10 %. If the cash dividend is the same and the pps is 4 dollars the dividend yield is 5%. I prefer the latter.
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