Why: you are referencing stale data from a boom time in IT and not the current data that is a seriously contracting market.
UXC will have a 5% yield at a 60 cents SP if they have a final dividend of twice the interim which might be unlikely in this tough market - the acquisitions might sound good but Geoff Lord did the "bolt on acquisition" strategy before Nicoli and it turned UXC into a dog's breakfast that ended up being carved up and sold off - is the same thing happening again?
DTL will have a 5% yield at 60 cents SP if they have a final dividend the same as the interim dividend which might be unlikely in this contracting market.
IMO, both UXC and DTL are overpriced when taking in risk of the sector at a 60 cent SP.
Happy to hear a different opinion.
DTL Price at posting:
76.0¢ Sentiment: ST Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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