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Re: Handlamera post# 148404

Thursday, 11/01/2018 6:18:10 PM

Thursday, November 01, 2018 6:18:10 PM

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Always, in all cases, you have to buy your shares 2 days before they are officially yours.
Do you want to challenge that?



It doesn't apply to ex-dates. If I buy one day before the ex-date and sell on the ex-date, I still qualify. What you are saying applies to Record Dates. But the whole thing is meaningless. Because all you have to do is watch the ex-date. Buy before the ex-date, you qualify. Buy on or after the ex-date, and you don't qualify.

They wrote that owners of SIAF shares on October 31 is eligible for the distribution.
Do you want to challenge that?



No. But it doesn't mean you qualify.

So if you sell after that nothing implies that you will not have any rights to the distribution.



Google due bill process. And that will explain it.




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