The six-month chart provides a close-up of the repeated tests of support along the 200-day moving average and the lowering of support to $13.30. I wouldn't say that it is cause for great concern -- only a slight change in the trend. The current yield on the dividend is 2.96 per cent, just a small increase over the last two months. The company is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results in June, which is the next flex point for the stock.