You’re right about the EPS, but you must realize that the dividend figure you claim is not only mathematically impossible unless they were going out of business, but also inaccurate. Their quarterly dividend is $.10 per share. It’s now trading at around $20 per share, so that’s a PE of 29.39 on an EPS of $.70. That’s a whole lot better than they were doing in 2009, which is when last I checked. But still not a healthy company.
“You’re right about the EPS, but you must realize that the dividend figure you claim is not only mathematically impossible unless they were going out of business, but also inaccurate. Their quarterly dividend is $.10 per share.”
You just explained how it is mathematically possible.