Stocks Trading Ex Dividend For Fri., Oct. 26, 2018

Benzinga Newsdesk Oct 26, 2018 8 years ago

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RMR Group (NASDAQ:RMR) - 0.35 dividend
USA Compression Partners (NYSE:USAC) - 0.525 dividend
Tile Shop Holdings (NASDAQ:TTS) - 0.05 dividend
Government Properties IT (NASDAQ:GOV) - 0.43 dividend
Blackstone Group (NYSE:BX) - 0.64 dividend
Industrial Logistics (NASDAQ:ILPT) - 0.33 dividend
Union Bankshares (NASDAQ:UNB) - 0.3 dividend
Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) - 0.19 dividend
Unum (NYSE:UNM) - 0.26 dividend
Star Group (NYSE:SGU) - 0.1175 dividend
Senior Housing Properties (NASDAQ:SNH) - 0.39 dividend
Orrstown Finl Servs (NASDAQ:ORRF) - 0.13 dividend
NVE (NASDAQ:NVEC) - 1 dividend
Hospitality Props Trust (NASDAQ:HPT) - 0.53 dividend
Holly Energy Partners (NYSE:HEP) - 0.665 dividend
LegacyTexas Financial Gr (NASDAQ:LTXB) - 0.22 dividend
EnLink Midstream Partners (NYSE:ENLK) - 0.39 dividend
EnLink Midstream (NYSE:ENLC) - 0.271 dividend
Citizens & Northern (NASDAQ:CZNC) - 0.27 dividend
Dorchester Minerals (NASDAQ:DMLP) - 0.394813 dividend
Celanese (NYSE:CE) - 0.54 dividend
Beneficial Bancorp (NASDAQ:BNCL) - 0.06 dividend
Select Income REIT (NASDAQ:SIR) - 0.51 dividend

Why this information is important: “Ex-dividend date” refers to the day a stock will begin trading excluding the value of the dividend which is currently being paid to shareholders. On the date the stock will begin trading ex dividend, the value of the current per-share dividend will be removed from the value of the stock. For example, if Apple paid a $2 per share dividend on May 10, shares of Apple should technically be trading $2 lower at the start of that day’s trading