Numnuts101 : Shareholders of record on April 9th, 2026 will receive 0.015 AUD dividend per share on May 21st, 2026. The ex-dividend date is April 8th, 2026.

151389560 : Sold at 0.34 and still asked others to come back and take over the position

151428665 OP 151389560 : Making price differentials, earning share counts. After February 28, both institutional and retail investors have been incurring losses, especially on March 12 when institutional funds suddenly withdrew 2.9 million shares, causing the price to plummet from 0.33 to 0.29. Today's operation is the same as last time.

151389560 151428665 OP : Anyone who can sell at 0.34 is an expert

151428665 OP 151389560 : The 0.33-0.34 range is where a large number of orders that didn't manage to exit in June/December are now stuck. Yesterday, people with some foresight used about a year’s worth of projections and generally predicted what kind of market movement would occur after the earnings report. Those who placed orders in advance were able to exit today between 0.33-0.34 because they were prepared. Otherwise, after the opening, the stock started dropping from 0.31 to 0.30, then 0.29, and finally 0.275 — there was no time to even consider whether or not to sell. At the same time, new retail investors who saw stability around 0.3 in early trading may feel trapped at these higher levels. Of course, it's very possible that experienced investors thought an upward trend was starting and added positions to average down their costs. As for my suggestion to buy again at 0.28, it's still about getting on board together. MYR belongs to the cyclical retail sector, and this stock is one of the three on the ASX known for its storytelling capacity, so many skilled individual investors and market manipulators play it. Since the dividend announcement has already been made, we should calmly grow alongside the company through thick and thin.

151765095 : pulled down

151766585 : I’m completely in awe.

151176907 : Trash Australian government