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Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI.TO)

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#1 ·
any insight into the fall today?
 
#10 · (Edited)
.. and I have no problem with that ... just surprising sweet news :encouragement: ... now I can go get a Big bag of gummies to last me for the next "special" dividend or a raise, hoo, hoo! ... or maybe not, if they implement a DRIP before that :biggrin:

Echo: ... Get it...?
... in my overexcitement, I forgot to post something for Echo for this headsup announcement so Thanks Echo! And cheers! :)
 
#13 ·
After EPS of $0.47 in 2012, they are on track for a lower EPS of $0.37 this year. In the last year, they made a big special dividend of $0.36 and maintained their quarterly dividend of $0.09 a share throughout, so a quick look at their book value shows a decrease in shareholder equity from $282M to $242M in the last 12 months. I don't see a huge opportunity here, the price could easily fall to 2011 levels when it traded around $5.00 to $5.15. A P/B of 2 would be $5.10 a share which would be a P/E of 13.7.
 
#18 ·
RSI is speculative small cap? Yikes, I got them in my RRSP ... mabye my next cart-load should go under a non-registered account to harvest the tax advantage as pointed out by Eder.

Re those large caps, I own none of them. But then that's me, different strokes for different folks.... cheers! :peaceful:
 
#29 ·
My statement is probably still true, given the tariffs the US places on sugar imports.

I always thought that refined sugar is always produced close to market because:
-raw sugar (cane or beets) is bulk cargo and cheap to store and transport
-refined sugar is heavy and relatively low value, and costlier to store and transport

Same kinds of reasons that cement is usually produced close to where it is used.