Yield of 20c on 1.53 is closer to 13% than it is 9% - and there is money enough there to return the yield to the previously forecast 29c - once they get things back on track or exit Europe - JV expires in 2009 I believe.
At 29c the yield is a stonkingly high 19% ...
At 19% yield, why not buy it and keep the yield and if its taken over hallelujah, and if not, even bigger hallelujah.
..in fact even 13% yield - hallelujah!!
