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Q: In your response to Rajeev, you indicated that Superior now may not be able to increase it's divvy in the near future. Based on today's price decline, the current divvy looks pretty good for an income oriented investor. Do you consider the current dividend secure, and would you view Superior as a buy at the current price (with income being the primary objective)?
Read Answer Asked by grant on October 07, 2014
Q: Hi, Superior Plus shares have been week over past 2 weeks. Even on days when markets have been strong, like yesterday July 22, shares have drifted lower, now about $13.48 down from a high of $14.25. Do you see share price recovery in near term? What are your expectations of quarterly results due on Aug 6? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on July 23, 2014
Q: I would appreciate your advice concerning Superior Plus convertible debentures. I am holding series G (7.5% coupon maturing Oct 31, 2016) which have a $11.35 conversion price and can be called as of Oct 31, 2014 if 125% above the conversion price. The debentures are currently trading at $128. Given that the share price is already just above the 125% call condition, and assuming it remains there, it is safe to expect that come this October they will be called by the company? When and if this is announced would the debenture price instantly drop? I am wondering if it makes sense to sell now with the small premium before they get called by the company?
Thanks.
Steven
Read Answer Asked by Steven on July 07, 2014
Q: You have Superior (SPB) in the income portfolio, so you must think it is a pretty safe, conservative investment. What happened when the share price went from $30 in 2006 to $6 in 2011, and even all the convertible bonds were trading at 60. I thought the main problem was the debt. And what has changed so much in the past 2 years that it's moving in the right direction?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on May 15, 2014
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