1970's dollars adjustment for inflation is about a factor of three...
SOOOOOOooooo $0.269 X 3 = $0.807 a share (compared to the roughly $20 or so a share TCH is currently trading)... COUPLED with many years of dividend payments... ULTIMATELY translates into a much GREATER ROI than produced by ANY bank savings account .... most real estate investments and certainly more than almost all peoples' college education - IF they were FORTUNATE enough to attend an institute of higher education (I suggest it for some posters)... imo
Well it's all relative but a 100 bagger in 30 years is not a bad return. My dad bought some XOM in 1970's for $2.65--- the annual dividend is more than he paid for the shares. nice stress free retirement for my mom. I won't say I'll hang on to all my SRSR shares that long but it could turn out to be that kind of a stock.