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Stocks That Will Be Trading Ex Dividend Fri., Feb. 15, 2019

Benzinga Newsdesk 7 years ago

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  • Phillips 66 (NYSE:PSX) - 0.8 dividend
  • Jerash Holdings (US) (NASDAQ:JRSH) - 0.05 dividend
  • Hanesbrands (NYSE:HBI) - 0.15 dividend
  • Alaska Air Group (NYSE:ALK) - 0.35 dividend
  • Advanced Emissions (NASDAQ:ADES) - 0.25 dividend
  • Moelis & Co (NYSE:MC) - 1.25 dividend
  • Moelis & Co (NYSE:MC) - 0.5 dividend
  • Black Stone Minerals (NYSE:BSM) - 0.37 dividend
  • Enable Midstream Partners (NYSE:ENBL) - 0.318 dividend
  • Cable One (NYSE:CABO) - 2 dividend
  • Weis Markets (NYSE:WMK) - 0.31 dividend
  • Kemper (NYSE:KMPR) - 0.25 dividend
  • Spectrum Brands Holdings (NYSE:SPB) - 0.42 dividend
  • Emerald Expositions (NYSE:EEX) - 0.0725 dividend
  • Woodward (NASDAQ:WWD) - 0.1625 dividend
  • Rockwell Automation (NYSE:ROK) - 0.97 dividend
  • Southern (NYSE:SO) - 0.6 dividend
  • Ryder System (NYSE:R) - 0.54 dividend
  • Symantec (NASDAQ:SYMC) - 0.075 dividend
  • Provident Financial Hldgs (NASDAQ:PROV) - 0.14 dividend
  • MSA Safety (NYSE:MSA) - 0.38 dividend
  • Murphy Oil (NYSE:MUR) - 0.25 dividend
  • Panhandle Oil and Gas (NYSE:PHX) - 0.04 dividend
  • HCP (NYSE:HCP) - 0.37 dividend
  • Highwoods Properties (NYSE:HIW) - 0.475 dividend
  • Deluxe (NYSE:DLX) - 0.3 dividend
  • DHT Holdings (NYSE:DHT) - 0.05 dividend
  • Archer-Daniels Midland (NYSE:ADM) - 0.35 dividend
  • AmerisourceBergen (NYSE:ABC) - 0.4 dividend
  • Bunge (NYSE:BG) - 0.5 dividend
  • Celanese (NYSE:CE) - 0.54 dividend
  • Buckeye Partners (NYSE:BPL) - 0.75 dividend
  • Viper Energy Partners (NASDAQ:VNOM) - 0.51 dividend
  • Carlyle Group (NASDAQ:CG) - 0.43 dividend
  • Summit State Bank (NASDAQ:SSBI) - 0.12 dividend
  • Chesapeake Granite Wash (NYSE:CHKR) - 0.0631 dividend
  • Global Brass and Copper (NYSE:BRSS) - 0.09 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

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