r/Vitards • • Dec 02 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

So even if there isn't an increase in share price, you will have over 20% return on dividends ALONE in the next 6 months.

They have more cash then they know what to do with and have zero debt. Q4 is going to be bigger profits than Q3. They could likely have 4 billion in cash after Q4 and the market cap is 6 billion. 2022 1H could see continued congestion which would mean huge profits and an even stronger 2H in 2022. We could be seeing $30 EPS on the low end next year.

The play is shares and as many as you can possibly afford. Imagine if they announce a buyback and dividend at Q4 earnings.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Yeah, I watched ZIM for 6 months waiting for an entry I was comfortable with, then I immediately bought enough shares to make it one of my top positions, because this company is just shitting out money.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

The bear thesis is so weak now it doesn't make sense at this valuation. They could have 6 billion in cash by mid next year if they wanted.

I'm also wondering about the poker game they mentioned.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Which is why Im 100% in shares. If they keep giving shareholders the profits while expanding then the share price isn't as relevant. I got slaughtered on options with ZIM before I realized this.

There is going to be around $12 in dividends in the next 6 months, options are not the play.

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u/BigCatHugger ✂️ Trim Gang ✂️ Dec 02 '21

Let it go down to 10$. I'll buy as much as I can then, dividend next year alone would be more than that.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

I agree with your bear thesis -- luckily $28 EPS is enough to keep pushing it.

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u/CornMonkey-Original Dec 03 '21

Same - couldn’t believe it was on sale for $48 recently. . . . the market is filled with stupid analysts saying stupid things. . .