Board Continues Frivolous Litigation and Prevents Stockholders from Exercising their Fundamental Right to Vote
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Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 12/18/17, China Fund Incorporated will trade ex-dividend, for its annual dividend of $0.5493, payable on 1/4/18. As a percentage of CHN's recent stock price of $21.45, this dividend works out to approximately 2.56%, so look for shares of China Fund Incorporated to trade 2.56% lower — all else being equal — when CHN shares open for trading on 12/18/17.
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 12/19/16, China Fund Incorporated will trade ex-dividend, for its annual dividend of $0.4677, payable on 1/5/17. As a percentage of CHN's recent stock price of $15.32, this dividend works out to approximately 3.05%, so look for shares of China Fund Incorporated to trade 3.05% lower — all else being equal — when CHN shares open for trading on 12/19/16.
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 12/19/16, China Fund Incorporated will trade ex-dividend, for its annual dividend of $0.4677, payable on 1/5/17. As a percentage of CHN's recent stock price of $15.32, this dividend works out to approximately 3.05%, so look for shares of China Fund Incorporated to trade 3.05% lower — all else being equal — when CHN shares open for trading on 12/19/16.
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 12/23/15, China Fund Incorporated will trade ex-dividend, for its annual dividend of $0.2133, payable on 1/6/16. As a percentage of CHN's recent stock price of $16.56, this dividend works out to approximately 1.29%, so look for shares of China Fund Incorporated to trade 1.29% lower — all else being equal — when CHN shares open for trading on 12/23/15.
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