Here in lies the problem with fmg atm. Everything they seem to do is seen as negative. If they choose to pay a dividend the market will probably react negatively citing the need to reduce debt. If they choose to pay down debt and not pay a dividend, the market will view it that the company is not telling us the truth and really struggling with debt. What I struggle with is that I think the company is in the strongest position it ever has been in. We're now in the "end game" that people have been predicting for the last five years for I/O, and fmg is in a position where it is now a low cost producer, and proven that barring a catastrophe it is a long term player capable of good returns - but the share price is as low as its ever been over a relative long period of time.
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