At 11:59 AM 11/2/01 +1200, Steve Baldwin wrote:
My understanding is that the dividend doesn't exist in the US. You
buy stock at the current price and only make a gain when you sell
it at (hopefully) a higher price.
No. We are getting pretty far outside the list subject; initially the
relevance
At 11:27 AM 11/2/01 +1100, John Haddy wrote:
8c dividend on a share price of $4.35 = about a 2% return on
your investment (assuming no growth). At this rate I'd be
wanting to see at least 3% growth per annum (for a 5% net return).
Expected net return on a stock includes the expected capital
At 04:38 PM 11/1/01 -0800, Daniel Webster wrote:
This smug statement cuts like a knife into the
little guy trying to make a living for himself as a pcb design contractor.
Mike, I think your imagination needs to be expanded some !
While I agree, basically, with most of Mr. Webster's post, the
At 07:27 PM 10/31/01 +0100, Peder K. Hellegaard wrote:
Hi everybody
I have been the reseller in Denmark for some now but recently I
received a
termination letter from Altium with only one month margin.
[...]
Obviously Altium has a road map and a business plan in which they plan to
On 02:06 PM 1/11/2001 -0500, Michael Reagan said:
At 07:27 PM 10/31/01 +0100, Peder K. Hellegaard wrote:
Hi everybody
I have been the reseller in Denmark for some now but recently I
received a
termination letter from Altium with only one month margin.
[...]
Obviously Altium has a
This intrigues me - why does a stock price have to move? A stable
stock price with a reasonable PE ratio may be the sign of a stable
company. Seems to me the idea of share prices having to move is a
recipe for short-term rather than long-term financial management. I
thought that the tech
On 11:59 AM 2/11/2001 +1200, Steve Baldwin said:
This intrigues me - why does a stock price have to move? A stable
stock price with a reasonable PE ratio may be the sign of a stable
company. Seems to me the idea of share prices having to move is a
recipe for short-term rather than
November 2001 11:05 AM
To: 'Protel EDA Forum'
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Altium changes.
snip
Last dividend was 4.5c fully franked paid on 19/10/01 with
current share
price of about $4.35. Total dividends for the year are 8c
but 3.5c of this
is not franked. Is this good or bad
In response to Mike R. comments :
I have been following this thread carefully, because as with most of you,
this will definitely affect my future use of Protel software. Our company
has 10 user licenses for Protel 99SE. Fortunately we upgraded before prices
sky-rocketed to $8K/seat. I have
You are wrong.
Oh. That clears that up then.
Steve.
==
Steve BaldwinElectronic Product Design
TLA Microsystems Ltd Microcontroller Specialists
PO Box 15-680, New Lynn http://www.tla.co.nz
Auckland, New Zealand
On 02:06 PM 11/1/2001 -0500, Michael Reagan wrote:
At 07:27 PM 10/31/01 +0100, Peder K. Hellegaard wrote:
Hi everybody
I have been the reseller in Denmark for some now but recently I
received a
termination letter from Altium with only one month margin.
[...]
Obviously Altium has
In response to Daniel Websters comments :
This comment is very narrow in it's perspective, which leads me to think
that financial resources are not an issue for this user, perhaps working
for
a large company with larger budgets, but does not take into account the
many
smaller companies
Mike:
I appreciate your history and arguements. I am sympathetic with your
struggles. You are the prime example of why I believe Altium is
overstretching it's customers. Only Two years ago we were able to purchase
Protel 99SE for substantially less than 8K and with full support (no
additional
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Subject: Re: [PEDA] Altium changes.
(5) Protel had allowed wide Beta participation; pretty much, if
you wanted
to be a Beta tester, you could. I see today that an experienced user, a
frequent
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