Now tell me why the actual monetary value of the dividend cannot remain the same even if the sp goes up? Say what? Do the math dude, do the math. $83.00 is still $83.00 whether the stock price sucks at $6.50 or brings great joy at $11.00.

Let me cypher on your statement ...

The actual monetary value in $$$$$$$$$ will remain the same until it is changed in a Corporate decision ,in house ,and if we make money..we may get a rise in dividend $$$$

Do you follow me so far..??

When we did the IPO is was set at $0$.99996 paid out monthly at $.08333/unit/month

$0.999996 divided by 12 is $0.083333/ .....and the IPO price was $10.00....

The only way the $$$$$ can go up,or down is to have it changed by our corporate leaders,...

So when ever that happens we can calculate the % as it relates to the share price..

AND IT WON"T CHANGE THE $$$$$$$$$$$ VALUE UNTIL IT IS CHANGED BY TH POWERS THAT BE>>>

I'm not sure as to where you dug up the $83.00 ....unless you are referring to the monthly .$0.08333 cent divvy...

Doc..

I don't know what your PHD is in but it sure as Fuc*K isn't math...

Enjoy the day..

Portee