Originally Posted by scho63:
Stock dividend, not cash
I tried reading an article but how does that work? It said they wanted to create more shares to give the dividend. Doesn't that just dilute my existing shares and I'd end up in the same place? Seems like they just want to increase the float or something [Reply]
A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now. [Reply]
Originally Posted by petegz28:
A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now.
Right. But the problem is the pundits are saying the reason we shouldn’t freak out about inflation is the labor market is strong. If a recession happens…nope.
If unemployment sets in we are looking at the 70s. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
Right. But the problem is the pundits are saying the reason we shouldn’t freak out about inflation is the labor market is strong. If a recession happens…nope.
If unemployment sets in we are looking at the 70s.
Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage:
I tried reading an article but how does that work? It said they wanted to create more shares to give the dividend. Doesn't that just dilute my existing shares and I'd end up in the same place? Seems like they just want to increase the float or something
For every share you own, they provide a percentage share. Maybe 1:25 ratio, which would be a 4% stock dividend.
4 shares for every hundred. [Reply]
Originally Posted by petegz28:
A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now.
Pete, I am betting on stagflation. And it will not be pretty. Jimmy Carter ugly [Reply]