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TC Energy Corp T.TRP

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.TRP.PR.A | TCEYF | T.TRP.PR.B | TRPEF | T.TRP.PR.C | TCANF | T.TRP.PR.D | TRPPF | T.TRP.PR.E | TRPRF | T.TRP.PR.F | TNCAF | T.TRP.PR.G | TCNCF | T.TRP.PR.H | TCENF | T.TRP.PR.I | TRP | T.TRP.PR.L

TC Energy Corporation is a Canada-based energy problem solver working to move, generate and store the energy in North America. Its segments include Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines, U.S. Natural Gas Pipelines and Mexico Natural Gas Pipelines, Liquids Pipelines and Power and Energy Solutions. The Company's business includes Energy Solutions, Natural Gas, Oil and Liquids and Power and Storage. The Natural Gas business includes its 93,300 kilometers (km) (57,900 miles) network of natural gas pipelines, which supplies more than 25 % of the clean-burning natural gas consumed daily across North America to heat homes, fuel industries and generate power. The Oil and Liquids business has its oil & liquids pipeline infrastructure, approximately 4,900 km, which connects Alberta crude oil supplies to United States refining markets in Illinois, Oklahoma, Texas and the United States Gulf Coast. Its portfolio of energy infrastructure assets includes investments in seven power generation facilities.


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Comment by whodathunkiton Mar 26, 2010 1:00am
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Post# 16926567

RE: RE: Up - Why?

RE: RE: Up - Why?Theoretically the price should rise on the date a dividend is declared (Feb 23rd) and should fall on the ex dividend date (Mar 29th).  That would be because the date it is declared you know that the share has a declared dividend attached to it and obviously on the ex dividend date you are not entitled to it so the price should drop.

Considering all the other factors that could swing a share price the only time you are likely to see a dividend affect a share price is on the ex dividend date.  Even then it's rarely going to be exactly the dividend value because of all the other factors affecting share prices.

Cheers.
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