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8. Sorry, I don't understand your comment, "redundant information"

Tue Jul 31, 2018, 06:12 PM

Jul 2018

Adjusted Close is not the same as Close for stocks and ETFs and mutual funds that pay dividends and have other distributions --

For example, scroll down https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XEL/history?p=XEL

Date, Close, Adjusted.Close

June 14: 42.87, 42.87 <-same for June 14 and later dates

June 14 distribution: 0.38

June 13: 42.50, 42.12 <- different for June 13 and earlier dates

Adjusted close is close but adjusted for the dividend.

If it's not that, what is it that you think is redundant?

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Big Short 2.0 [View all] The Animator Jul 2018 OP

The question is, how long out are you gonna place the puts? How much will that cost you? 3Hotdogs Jul 2018 #1

I'll probably stagger it... The Animator Jul 2018 #2

Trying to time the market is essentially a fool's game. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2018 #3

Or one can go to Yahoo Historic Quotes progree Jul 2018 #4

Thank you for that information. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2018 #5

The Yahoo Historic data Adjusted Close can be used to figure the total return (including dividends progree Jul 2018 #6

Sorry. Redundant information, A HERETIC I AM Jul 2018 #7

Sorry, I don't understand your comment, "redundant information" progree Jul 2018 #8

LOL...no, no....I posted redundant info! A HERETIC I AM Jul 2018 #9

"It's all good" I'm glad to hear. Thanks for the explanation 😂😂😂 n/t progree Jul 2018 #10