Underlying NPAT has gone from mid 50s to mid 30s in two years. I first invested in this a long time ago and they were a pure broking play. These days they're virtually a bank with all the risks associated with that, with a broking hobby side arm.
The dividends are great but growth in bottom line will be slow and with risk.
Personally I doubt they're heading into strong share price growth. They will be attractive as a yield play to some. A hold for me until I decide whether to stay for the yield or chase share price growth elsewhere.
