Yes, this will be strongest rational argument, I think. And it might be realistic, even though, of course, speculative.
But I have a question to the people who voted that they expect the dividends to return the investment:
Is this even possible? Do you you know of any asset that pays such high dividends that you win so much that the buying price returns? How long will this take? Could you name a concrete example with an existing asset and how long the ROI (return of investment) will take? Did you buy the asset at an extremly cheap price?
And I repeat my question to the people who believe they own a part of the enterprise. Which asset has such rules? Is there really some "real world" value in the asset? Isn't it just worth something if the people believe it is worth something? Will you get anything if the enterprise is liquidated (by selling their office furniture or machines, for example)? Why isn't the intrinsic value zero, as I believe? Please explain...