Perhaps over time we'll see it go to that level. My original investment was because I saw this company was solid. As an income trust, it certainly didn't have the glamor of many others. Good return, but no better than any other trust. Once the trust party ended, this one got clobbered along with all the rest.

However, I also see this company as poorly understood. Similar companies in the USA are not nearly as solid financially, and so American investors treat it the way they treat the US companies. YLO is unique, however, in that it has a corner on the market in Canada in print directories and a growing corner on the internet directories.

I think that once it is a corporation, and after several quarters of paying a consistently high dividend, the market won't be able to ignore it any longer. All we need going forward is basically what the company has projected. If we get a double after even three or four years, along with a double digit dividend, I will be a happy investor.