No so easy according to my "Reverse Yawn Interest Rate Theory (RYIRT)"...
It works like this: when Reserve Bank Interest rate falls from positive to neutral to negative, then bank interest rate margins "Reverse Yawn"; that is, narrow, keep narrowing...
Ceteris Paribus, bank interest rate margins keep narrowing (getting smaller)...profits get smaller...money available for dividends keep declining.
So, where does this leave shareholders looking for same dividends?
