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CNSI Cambridge Neuroscience

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375	really? you mean you have to pay the $dividend the company paid? Whom do you	Green Receipt	-	3/23/1998
374	Unless of course, if Etrade is going to keep the missing 75 cents a share divid	Green Receipt	-	3/23/1998
373	If you are short the stock you will be required to pay the apportioned distrib	Greg Jung	-	3/23/1998
372	Everyone is neglecting short sales in this discussion. If you sell CNSI short a	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	3/23/1998
371	Highlander, the answer is pretty simple. Let me make an analogy. Your wallet i	swoboda4	-	3/23/1998
370	Right. I think cash was around $2.25 or a little less and they had liabilities	molemania	-	3/23/1998
369	Don't expect to capture the dividend without taking the appropriate hit in	Mike McFarland	-	3/22/1998
368	Thanks! One more ?, if you own shares and want to capture the dividend but the	Highlander	-	3/22/1998
367	You will have a one dollar stock, plus a one dollar cash dividend-- and unless	Mike McFarland	-	3/22/1998
366	Why will the stock likely fall to $1? It has been rolling between 1.5 and 2.0	Highlander	-	3/22/1998
365	Thanks Dr. John, just another fine example of my E-trade account giving mis inf	Craig S. Owens	-	3/21/1998
364	The $1 dividend notice has been filed with the SEC. For confirmation go to: se	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	3/21/1998
363	As far as I know the dividend is $1.00. It was in their press release and also	swoboda4	-	3/21/1998
362	I saw the same statement regarding a $1 dividend. My only concern is that when	Craig S. Owens	-	3/20/1998
361	Yes you have to mark the securities, at least, to market if not convert them to	Greg Jung	-	3/20/1998
360	I am not an expert in avoiding taxes. All I know is a pay every year.	swoboda4	-	3/19/1998
359	Are there any tax implications which could work to a person's advantage. Fo	Mike McFarland	-	3/19/1998
358	The CEO released a statement that it would be $1.00. He said he is also underta	swoboda4	-	3/19/1998
357	I use E-trade and while confirming the dividend info, I found the following: D	Craig S. Owens	-	3/19/1998
356	Thanks Rudy for the interesting insight. As you indicated, at $2/share CNSI'	Dr. John M. de Castro	-	3/17/1998
355	Craig, Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. Since CNSI is trading for only	Rudy Saucillo	-	3/16/1998
354	Rudy, Are you saying that the price will drop approx $1.00 after April 2? I thi	Craig S. Owens	-	3/16/1998
353	<<Not the kind of cash conservation one would expect from a company seeki	Rudy Saucillo	-	3/13/1998
352	I am baffled also! I have asked several "seasoned" investors about t	limit	-	3/12/1998
351	Hey everyone, Can somone explain the whole dividend thing? Theoretically, cou	Apple Jacks	-	3/12/1998

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