QUOTE(spring onion @ Feb 2 2015, 10:42 PM)
i see the point in your argument. it's about value you get for in share right? i would say their revenue still stable to deliver a stable dividend... and yeshhhh i love dividend stock

that's where i can see, touch,
taste, smell and hear the physical money fliiping though my hands
i always treat homer as a dividend share, no doubt. when i choose this share after you guys recommend. i would look at it's dividend yeild and wow it really caught my attention. let us see how much will homer gives in a year
i guess you have dump your homer in that case, while i prefer to hold and see what happens next

.... unless you are able to find 1 more gem

I think Homer is still an attractive stock, esp given last week's plunge back to 97 sen.
Removing seasonality factors (by right sales is most booming at December, just before X'mas and New Year, right? Latest quarterly results only up to November...)...
Their revenue is still positive.
Profit Before Tax margin reduced slightly, but still at a very attractive 18.4%.
EPS declined, but at current price, P/E is just 11.4 times.
And assuming consistent 50% payout ratio just like previous 2 years, we are getting DY of 4.4%.