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Thursday, 04/07/2011 4:06:21 PM

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That would make sense. The price of a dividend is usually reflected in the PPS before the ex-date. and the stock will usually go down after the ex-date. when you receive a stock dividend you are actually reducing your cost per share by the new amount of stock. It's free money when you sell. JMO
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