“I’d be tempted to get the dividend and the franking credits. I’d be adding them back to the share price and I’d be watching the three-point trend lines”

Quality At Value - Value Investing In Shares · Bad News Is Often Good News: QAV AU #950

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adds special dividend and franking credit back to share price to set a new sell line after a divestiture

$61.4 dividend, $0.24 franking credit, expected post-ex-dividend price $0.70, target $0.50-$0.80

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