Schneider first dividend

You also make assumptions that I own Schneider stock, I do not and have never implied that I do. However had someone purchased purchased SNDR on say May 10th at 3:05 PM when SNDR hit its most recent low of 18.23 they'd currently be up $0.37/share. Had they purchased on the 10th at the low and sold on the 11th at 12.55 PM they would have netted a profit of $0.83/share. Both percentages beat your yearly passbook account handily, and do it in less than 3 days. https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/SNDR/chart

I noted that JB Hunt stock hit a 52 month high of $102/share. Mondays opening price will be $85.88. Pity the sucker that purchased at $102 for the current loss of $16.12/share. Assuming anyone who purchased at the high didn't sell during the free fall. That argument worked out for you didn't it.

You're lacking the ability to defend your viewpoints in a coherent manner. So far you have compared a one month old stock, SNDR, based on its first dividend, to a 30 year old stock based on its current trading price, and the annual interest rate of a savings account. Debating and logic aren't your strong suits.

Honestly I think you just have a personal grudge against Schneider.