Dividend Chaser: Free Stock Ex-Dividend Calendar: Stocks with Ex-Dividend Date: 18-Jan-12

What is it we do here at Dividend Chaser?

We host a calendar providing you with a week's notice on upcoming dividends that are going to be paid out by equities on American exchanges. This insures people who trade stocks around the dividend to know what stocks to keep an eye on, without having to sift through thousands of company ticker pages compiling the dividend dates for each stock. Less time searching for the needle in the haystack, more time scrutinizing the best possible trade!

Our calendar not only gives you the dividend dates, it also track the results of a trade to buy of the stock at the close of the day before the dividend is paid, and a corresponding sell trade at open the following morning, which captures the dividend. The dividend acts as insurance against today's extremely volatile markets, which we believe is a lot less risky than commodity or forex trading.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Stocks with Ex-Dividend Date: 18-Jan-12

CAT - Caterpillar Inc. - 1.80%
CMC - Commercial Metals Company - 3.60%
EME - EMCOR Group Inc. - 0.70%
GD - General Dynamics Corp. - 2.70%
PG - Procter & Gamble Co. - 3.20%
PKI - PerkinElmer Inc. - 1.30%
RBN - Robbins & Myers Inc. - 0.40%
TK - Teekay Corporation - 5.00%
CBRL - Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. - 1.90%
CMTL - Comtech Telecommunications Corp. - 3.70%
SHLM - A. Schulman, Inc. - 3.10%

Penny & small volume stocks: (no tracking)
ICB - Morgan Stanley Income Securities Inc. - 4.80%
KHI - DWS High Income Trust - 8.90%
KMM - DWS Multi-Market Income Trust - 9.10%
KSM - DWS Strategic Municipal Income Trust - 6.40%
KST - DWS Strategic Income Trust - 8.50%
KTF - DWS Municipal Income Trust - 6.10%
FRD - Friedman Industries Inc. - 4.30%
GLQ - Clough Global Equity Fund - 9.40%
GLV - Clough Global Allocation Fund - 9.10%
BUSE - First Busey Corporation - 3.00%
REXI - Resource America Inc. - 2.40%

Legal Stuff and Common Sense

The information provided here is for informational purposes ONLY. I am simply providing a information compilation service, nothing more. If you go out and lose every dime you have based on something you read here, that is entirely your own problem. I can't insure you won't lose money on this. Bad streaks hit, mistakes get made.

Last thing I or anyone else wants is for some lunatic going out and blowing his wad in two days because he had no idea what he is doing. And I certainly won't be held responsible for the irresponsible behaviour of said lunatics.

But if you have no idea what you're doing, and want to get started with this, nothing I can say is going to stop you. All I can say is for mercy's sake, just paper trade first, OK? It will act as insurance against making mistakes with your real portfolio. Be sure to factor in your commissions and take a few cents off each sale price to reflect that you're dealing in illiquid stocks. Don't know what that means? Maybe paper trade for a year.