Everyone uses probably the same templates from online to using dividend discount models or discounted cash flows. But when you make those assumptions, you get anchored to a price. So for me, it is not so much about the price anchoring. It's more like if, for instance, the share price is going up and they are even, the free cashflows even growing less than I estimated in that for a high growth company. It's for me just not worth buying. And then you also need to consider will they continue hiking their dividends with this fast if you take a low yield.

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