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I believe those posters who are confused on this issue are forgeting that it takes 3 business days for a stock transaction to settle. If the record date is Nov 6 then count backwards 3 business days and you arrive at Nov 3 for the last day to purchase or sell stock and effect the dividend. The next day is referred to as "Ex-dividend and simply means that transactions on or after Ex-dividend will not effect your reciept of that quarters dividend.
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Can someone give us the facts on this question? If I o...
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lwhilby | (1 Rating) | 7-Nov-09 03:55 pm | ||
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Re: Ex-Dividend date & Record Date
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Here's a plain and simple rule - if you own the st...
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PSHONORE | (2 Ratings) | 9-Nov-09 08:19 am | ||
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HOUSTON, Oct. 21, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LINN En...
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bobmac1215 | (1 Rating) | 9-Nov-09 10:48 am | ||
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You had to own the stock on November 3rd to get th...
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andrewcothr... | (2 Ratings) | 9-Nov-09 12:50 pm | ||
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No, you do not receive the dividend.
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arnolddrobn... | (2 Ratings) | 9-Nov-09 03:49 pm | ||
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If you own before the Ex dividend date and sell af...
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chris96145 | (1 Rating) | 11-Nov-09 03:14 pm | ||
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YOU WILL GET THE DIVIDEND.
THE EX DIVIDEND DATE I...
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biker_dick | (2 Ratings) | 11-Nov-09 05:14 pm | ||
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you should get your money next monday or this f...
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jimbollini | (1 Rating) | 11-Nov-09 06:32 pm |
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