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Rawbaws,

I would tend to agree.

Logic would probably dictate as with other stocks that go ex-dividend that the stock price will fall by at least as much as the dividend.

We've also discussed here (a little) whether we thought that teh current stock price reflected the distribution. At the time various distirbution guidances were provided and then subsequently revised, I believe it would have been rather difficult to factor in the distribution appropriately into BJT's price.

If we hover around say 40 cents today nad tomorrow. I would be genuinely surprised if the stock is dumped into the 35 cent bid line such that it would close at around that price.

I do think the price action however would see BJT go to say 37 cents ex-distribution. Lower than that would be stretching it in my view.