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To: robert b furman who wrote (41)	4/11/2016 2:26:03 PM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44

I think you have in mind NOV. Here is a curious study from Europe - it seems that buying stocks after a dividend cut is a good bet. Often, it marks an inflection point in price - in other words, a low. The worse the company did prior to the cut, and the bigger the cut - the better the future performance. Nice - and counterintuitive. All in all, this analysis from Morgan presents a pretty compelling argument: investors should buy stocks on dividend cuts, particularly those that have underperformed significantly ahead of the announced dividend cut, that previously had a very high yield, and those that cut their dividend by 60% or more. seekingalpha.com