What you get paid in dividends is dependant on the quantity of...

What you get paid in dividends is dependant on the quantity of your share holding. It's the same percentage for all holders if purchased prior to the exercise date.

To suggest $30 is peanuts when you've only just got a marketable quantity (+500) of shares is misleading. On paper it's small but large in contrast to your original outlay.

The question you need to ask is what's your appetite for risk? What can you afford to lose?

Remember most will talk about the good times or the x baggers, not many talk about the loss.

Dividends should be seen as a bonus, I'd also expect strong capital gains with this one. These guys appear to be rewarding those who have backed them. I'd be chuffed with a 6 cent dividend from a 20c stock. I'd be more chuffed with a dividend from a 8 cent stock which is likely to rise.