RE: Please call your Broker to confirm it!You're right, take your own advice and please call your broker to confirm. That way you can stop wasting all of our time by posting this dribble. I used to own this company and sold on a break even because I was unsure of the future. I had considered rebuying to recieve the shares in the spinoff but did not as I have been burned before (nwi spinoff ni). The record date is the date you have until to buy the shares. Period. The banking transaction has nothing to do with the distribution of shares. I have been through this before many times and can tell you from experience, the masses had until May 2nd to purchase. So enough already, let it go. I would expect the shares to drop in price when they open, as there will be a market shakeout. SPX should also drop a little furhter in the short term, but should bounce back nicely, if the company gets its' sh*t together. I do find it appalling that they don't have everything together yet for the new company, and have withheld buying into SPX because of management situations like this. Seems to have a ton of potential, but management never seems to capitalize.