Aside from CHIB constantly giving me 10% stock and 12.00 cash I can see some predictable behavior of this stock.
Since last year, there are 3 price increase for CHIB.
272 - 336 (April 2009)
304 - 390 (September 2009)
350 - 430+ (May 2010)
Of these 3 major price increase, there's always 5% resistance before it goes all the way to 20-30% gain.
Further, a 5% support also occurs before it goes down again.
Thus my strategy here was I got on board after the 5% resistance, and since there's a stock and cash div TBD, I think this stock will not plunge back to 360+ levels.
I just need to figure out what my stop loss is, in case this price increase is the initial price spike before the cash/div declaration.
See March - April 2009, there's no dividend declaration yet, then the second peak, September 2009 was when the record-date was announced.