This seems a pretty weak argument in the case of City Chic.
Aust Super, for one, doesn't appear fazed by the lack of dividend as they hold over 7%.
Allowing for the onslaught of the virus, the "gyrations of the price" resembles the slope of Mt Fuji rather than a roller coaster.
Specialty Fashion Group's only attraction was its dividend. Any CCX shareholder who experienced SFH's near collapse would not want to swap City Chic's growth for even a token pay-out. Some of us were able to buy (or add to) Specialty at less than 12 cents in December 2017.
Young'uns probably can't remember back that far.
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