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To: sandeep who wrote (49865)	5/9/2013 6:47:43 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 220820

A question: if you buy and own a stock share and that company does an ex dividend, do you get those dividends and how, where does it show up? It seems AAPL just did that and the price is down 3 points this morning... is that cash going into your account or does one just eat it and have to be more careful about those days? TIA GZ

To: sandeep who wrote (49865)	5/9/2013 8:41:07 AM
From: Fintas	Respond to of 220820

Spx up from 1340 ish to 1630 ish since NOV. That's a % gain OF? SPX BULLISH % at 82 ish and 84 resistance SPX 30 momentum at 93 ish and a new high historically SPX 10 week momentum at 88 SPX near term momentum at 61 ish Place your bets. I could do the same with DJIA, NASD, OPTIONS. I could lay out sector upon sector. And you would want to debate. Good for you. It's your money. ME? I'm writing covered calls and buying PUTS in the SPY. I'm NOT buying any stock until I see a healthy retracement in a specific stock or a correction in the spx etc that warrants buying. Then again I'm an individual investor and a trader chasing a trade. Fintas