Ex-Dividend Date Search

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Stock
Symbol
Company Name Dividend.com
Overall Rating
Ex-Dividend Date Dividend Yield
ABBC Abington Bancorp (2.6/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.01
ABNJ American Bancorp of New Jersey (2.9/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.91
AEE Ameren Corp (3.1/5) Sep 8, 2008 6.31
APC Anadarko Petroleum (3.1/5) Sep 8, 2008 0.62
APH Amphenol (3.5/5) Sep 8, 2008 0.14
BAX Baxter International (3.6/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.28
BNI Burlington Northern Sante Fe (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.60
CEG Constellation Energy (3.3/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.91
CEO CNOOC Ltd. ADR (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 3.32
CIX CompX International (3.2/5) Sep 8, 2008 7.34
CME CME Group (2.9/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.40
EVBN Evans Bancorp (3.3/5) Sep 8, 2008 4.82
FDX FedEx (3.1/5) Sep 8, 2008 0.48
FIC Fair Issac Corp (3/5) Sep 8, 2008 0.33
HPQ Hewlett Packard (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 0.72
HRB H&R Block (3.5/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.51
KRO Kronos Worldwide (3/5) Sep 8, 2008 6.61
LANC Lanncaster Colony (3.3/5) Sep 8, 2008 3.28
MTEX Mannatech Inc. (2.5/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.87
NL NL Industries (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 5.18
OXY Occidental Petroleum (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 1.36
PKY Parkway Properties (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 7.05
POM Pepco Holdings (3.6/5) Sep 8, 2008 4.47
PPL PPL Corp (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 3.28
RAI Reynolds American (3.5/5) Sep 8, 2008 6.46
RYN Rayonier (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 4.51
SCG Scana (3.5/5) Sep 8, 2008 4.77
SJI South Jersey Industries (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 3.12
TICC TICC Capital Corp(High Risk) (2.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 13.18
TIE Titanium Metals (2.7/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.40
TRV Travelers (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.72
TU Telus Corp (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 4.73
TUP Tupperware (3.4/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.64
VHI Valhi Inc. (3.2/5) Sep 8, 2008 2.46

What are Ex-Dividend Dates?

The ex-dividend date is the day after which all shares bought and sold no longer come attached with the right to be paid the most recently declared dividend. This is an important date for any company that has many stockholders, including those that trade on exchanges, as it makes reconciliation of who is to be paid the dividend easier. More »

Why do Ex-Dividend Dates Matter?

A dividend-paying stock's ex-dividend date is very important to investors. In a nutshell, if you buy a dividend stock before the ex-dividend date, then you will receive the next upcoming dividend payment. If you purchase the stock on or after the ex-dividend date, you will not receive the dividend.

The converse of this rule also holds true -- if you sell a stock before the ex-dividend date, you will not receive the dividend, but if you sell on or after the ex-dividend date, you will.