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To: David Alon who wrote (3580)6/26/2002 8:38:59 PM
From: a.handbag.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11633
 
Concur on the cause of the fall in trust prices today, and might add that they usually grind up towards the next ex- dividend day. Also in light of the events in the broad market I am reassured that dividends can't be faked.
ERF goes ex-dividend on a different schedule, and the larger fall in SHN is because they pay quarterly.



To: David Alon who wrote (3580)6/29/2002 1:12:22 PM
From: a.handbag.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11633
 
My impression has been that prices fall by more than the payout on the day they go ex-dividend. The next day is sort of neutral, and then they start the grind higher. This tells me that the ex-dividend day is the day to put in new money or more likely re-invest distributions, which is all I do. But if I know this, why doesn't everyone, thus negating the supposition?


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