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To: berniel who wrote (26207)	1/1/2017 11:26:18 AM
From: Investor2	Read Replies (4) of 34328

I see the following dates on the site: Ex/Eff Date Declaration Date Record Date Payment Date Read more: nasdaq.com I see for one of my holdings, the Ex/Effective Date is 3 or 4 days before the Record Date. Based on your message, I would need to have the stock "in my account" on the Record Date. Not the Ex date? Or do I need to have the stock in my account for both the Ex/Eff date and the Record Date? That brings up this question: If I buy the stock, there may be a "Trade Date" and a "Settle Date" 4 or 5 days later. I suppose the "Settle Date" is the date of importance? Or is it the day after the "Settle Date?" Thanks very much for your help! I2

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