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Ex-Stock Dividends

 

Interval between the announcement and payment of a stock dividend. An investor who buys shares during that interval is not entitled to the announced stock dividend; instead, it goes to the seller of the shares, who was the owner on the last recorded date before the books were closed and the stock went Ex-Dividend. Stocks cease to be ex-dividend after the payment date.

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