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努力学习的小妹 : Can I get it back if I take 1 yuan back?

steady Pom pipi OP 努力学习的小妹 : According to my observations, the stock price will fall on the day of the removal of powers. This is still just a new stock, depending on whether it will continue to pay dividends in the future, similar to$ZIM.US$

努力学习的小妹 : I bought it on January 10 and then sold it. Should I be able to get a dividend the next day, 1/11, on the ex-dividend day? Curious is that the correct understanding?

steady Pom pipi OP 努力学习的小妹 : This is not the same. This is a special cash dividend. The dividend will be paid on January 10 to shareholders registered as of December 12.
Union Marine to pay special cash dividends in connection with oil tanker sale

努力学习的小妹 steady Pom pipi OP : ah? Does that mean you can buy it on December 12 and sell it the next day? Or do you want to keep holding it until January 10th?

steady Pom pipi OP 努力学习的小妹 : I'm not really sure about that either.
As I understand it, under normal circumstances, you have to hold stocks before the delisting date to receive dividends.

努力学习的小妹 steady Pom pipi OP : Yes, my understanding is that the stock registration date should be the day before, and the next day is the day after the delisting and interest break day. I can't understand it even after reading it. Have you ever run into this problem? Other dividends

steady Pom pipi OP 努力学习的小妹 : This is also the first time I've received a special cash dividend.

努力学习的小妹 : I'm asking Moomoo's customer service lol

steady Pom pipi OP 努力学习的小妹 : Haha, I'll tell you what the correct answer is when the time comes.

努力学习的小妹 steady Pom pipi OP : She couldn't answer either, so she told me she had to ask the first question before I could answer it

努力学习的小妹 steady Pom pipi OP : Dear customer, regarding your previous questions, we have verified this with relevant colleagues. Please refer to the following responses:
For United Maritime (USEA.US), the net exclusion date is: January 11, 2023. Under normal circumstances, customers can only qualify for dividends if they still hold shares of listed companies after settlement of their positions on the trading day before the net exclusion date (exclusion date). In other words, you need to still hold shares in a listed company after settlement on the previous trading day of January 11, 2023 to be eligible for dividends.
Also, for some special dividends, the exclusion date may be 1-2 weeks after the share registration date. If you sell shares between the share registration date and the withdrawal date, it means that you are selling the shares at the price before the divestment, and the dividend eligibility you have already earned will also be passed on to the buyer. Therefore, if you mentioned that if you sell stocks on December 13, 2022, this requires your attention. If you do not hold shares in a listed company after settlement on the previous trading day of January 11, 2023, you will not be eligible for dividends.
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