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So where is my dividend now?

And the post below is still valid.

Always take it easy-> come on

Payday does not automatically mean that you will receive the dividend in the morning.


The processes can simply take different lengths of time.


And with that, happy vacations from the cote d'azur 🤪 I'm lying in the sun again because ING has already automatically reinvested my dividend from $EXSA (+0.85%) has already been automatically invested again.


#wobleibtdiedividende

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Ay have a nice vacation. Where are you right now?
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@Alpalaka between Cannes and St. Tropez
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Why does one broker and the other TR not succeed if I hold the share with both?
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@asset_engineer_1744 perhaps there is different communication between the warehouse and the broker? And then you have time differences. Above all, however, I believe that TR has made advance payments in the past. (Just a guess, many dividends used to arrive exactly on payday& but this is no longer the case if you scroll through the feed here)
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@GoDividend is an argument
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@GoDividend As far as I know, Tr actually paid in advance.
Another reason could be fragments. In my early years when there was no TR etc. it was the case that you couldn't buy fractions, at least at the Volksbank. This only came about gradually. The reason for this was relatively simple. Since only whole shares could be booked into the depository, Volksbank had to buy the shares itself and then distribute them to the individuals. Officially, these fractional shares were then held by the broker, who then had to calculate your dividend share himself. I'm not 100% sure whether this is still the case today, but I can imagine it is
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And where is my dividend? 😂
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