Ex-Rights

Ex-rights date - The ex-rights date refers to the date when an investor who buys stock can no longer claims any rights on the stock.

ex-rights investment & finance definition
Losing the right to buy a stock at a particular price because those rights expired. Once the rights expire, the stock becomes ex-rights.
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Theoretical ex-rights price (TERP) is a calculated price for a company's stock shares after issuing new rights-shares with the assumption that all these newly-issued shares are taken up by the existing shareholders.

Ex-Rights
Shares of stock that are trading but no longer have rights attached because they have either expired, been transferred to another investor or been exercised.

Ex-Rights
Without the rights. Corporations raising additional money may do so by offering their stockholders the right to subscribe to new or additional stock, usually at a discount from the prevailing market price.

Ex-Rights Date
The date after which stocks are traded without subscription rights.
Extended Maturity
A provision whereby a bond continues to pay interest after the stated maturity.

Ex-rights
Shares of stock that are trading without rights attached.
Ex-rights date
The date on which a share of common stock begins trading ex-rights.

Ex-rights: The buyer of a stock sold ex-rights acquires only the stock itself and not any associated right to subscribe to additional stock directly from the company at a discount.

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The share is described as ex-rights when a purchaser is not entitled to receive the current rights, the right of which remains with the seller.
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Ex-rights

The share is described as ex-rights when a potential purchaser is not entitled to receive the current rights, the right of which remains with the seller.

Ex-rights are stock rights have either expired, transferred or been exercised. Ex-rights shares are typically worth less than their counterpart stock that still has those rights attached.
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ex-rights The purchase of stock without the right to purchase additional shares at a price below the current market price. ex-rights date The date on which the buyer of common stock is no longer entitled to rights that had been declared.

An indicator used to highlight that a particular ex-benefit condition is in effect on a tradable instrument. For example, Ex-Rights, Ex-Dividend (as above), Ex-Liquidation Distribution, Ex-Entitlement, Ex-Capitalisation, Ex-Stock Distribution, ...

Symbol that indicates a stock is trading with no rights attached (ex-rights).
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The period from the Market Day after the date of provisional allotment until the last date of acceptance and payment for Rights is known as Ex-Rights Period. Ex-Rights Period is indicated by the letters "XR" in the stock tables.
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XR: A symbol used in newspapers to signify that a stock is trading ex-rights, or without rights attached.
XY: A symbol used in newspapers to denote that a stock is trading ex-warrants, which is without warrants attached.
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applying for the rights issue unless the offer is almost same as the prevailing market price. This is because if a stock is trading at 100 and a rights issue in the ratio 1:1 at a price of 40 will make the stock trade at 70 soon after the ex-rights ...

See also: Right, Stock, Trading, Rights, Share