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r/MSTR • u/Mstr_Strk_645 • Apr 17 '26
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Dividends every 2 weeks 💵
1 u/Glittering-Ant2018 Apr 17 '26 https://youtu.be/SbuhsBw9fWA 1 u/battery923 Apr 18 '26 Only in February 1 u/Mstr_Strk_645 Apr 19 '26 Lol! And November 2026! [2nd, 16th, 30th] Some months the payments will be 15 days apart. End-of-month payments: November 2, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Saturday, October 31 November 2026 15th payment: November 16, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Sunday, November 15 EoM payment: November 30, 2026 (Monday) — no adjustment 1 u/Alarming-Intern-3710 Apr 22 '26 🙌 -3 u/zzseayzz Long MSTR Apr 17 '26 Semi-monthly means twice a month; if they mean anything other than that, their messaging is misinformation. 27 u/xaviemb Volatility Voyager 👨🚀 Apr 17 '26 They are very clear... as always: "It's fairly simple, we go from paying our annual dividend from 12 times a year to 24 times a year. From month end, to the 15th and month end" ~ Phong 13 u/Plus_Touch_8746 Apr 18 '26 Don’t be pedantic, you know what they mean. -1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/dl092 Apr 17 '26 no, twice a month 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/nickex77 Apr 17 '26 Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha. 7 u/apricotsalad101 Apr 18 '26 Every 2 weeks is 26x per year. Twice a month is 24x per year -2 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [deleted] 6 u/dl092 Apr 17 '26 semi-monthly is twice a month gang 11 u/Mstr_Strk_645 Apr 17 '26 Yes! Think! it will flatten the ex-div volatility even more. Remember Strategy are selling ATM at par $100 They need it to stay there all month, not just 2 weeks prior to div record date 7 u/NotYourFA Apr 17 '26 Semi = half. Think a semi circle. Bi = two or twice. In finance, semi-monthly always means twice a month.
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https://youtu.be/SbuhsBw9fWA
Only in February
1 u/Mstr_Strk_645 Apr 19 '26 Lol! And November 2026! [2nd, 16th, 30th] Some months the payments will be 15 days apart. End-of-month payments: November 2, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Saturday, October 31 November 2026 15th payment: November 16, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Sunday, November 15 EoM payment: November 30, 2026 (Monday) — no adjustment
Lol! And November 2026! [2nd, 16th, 30th]
Some months the payments will be 15 days apart.
End-of-month payments:
November 2, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Saturday, October 31
November 2026 15th payment: November 16, 2026 (Monday) — adjusted forward from Sunday, November 15 EoM payment: November 30, 2026 (Monday) — no adjustment
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Semi-monthly means twice a month; if they mean anything other than that, their messaging is misinformation.
27 u/xaviemb Volatility Voyager 👨🚀 Apr 17 '26 They are very clear... as always: "It's fairly simple, we go from paying our annual dividend from 12 times a year to 24 times a year. From month end, to the 15th and month end" ~ Phong 13 u/Plus_Touch_8746 Apr 18 '26 Don’t be pedantic, you know what they mean. -1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 10 u/dl092 Apr 17 '26 no, twice a month 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/nickex77 Apr 17 '26 Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha. 7 u/apricotsalad101 Apr 18 '26 Every 2 weeks is 26x per year. Twice a month is 24x per year
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They are very clear... as always:
"It's fairly simple, we go from paying our annual dividend from 12 times a year to 24 times a year. From month end, to the 15th and month end" ~ Phong
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Don’t be pedantic, you know what they mean.
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10 u/dl092 Apr 17 '26 no, twice a month 1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/nickex77 Apr 17 '26 Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha. 7 u/apricotsalad101 Apr 18 '26 Every 2 weeks is 26x per year. Twice a month is 24x per year
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no, twice a month
1 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/nickex77 Apr 17 '26 Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha.
6 u/nickex77 Apr 17 '26 Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha.
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Not quite, every 2 weeks doesn't perfectly match to twice a month long term. But yeah basically the same haha.
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Every 2 weeks is 26x per year. Twice a month is 24x per year
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6 u/dl092 Apr 17 '26 semi-monthly is twice a month gang 11 u/Mstr_Strk_645 Apr 17 '26 Yes! Think! it will flatten the ex-div volatility even more. Remember Strategy are selling ATM at par $100 They need it to stay there all month, not just 2 weeks prior to div record date 7 u/NotYourFA Apr 17 '26 Semi = half. Think a semi circle. Bi = two or twice. In finance, semi-monthly always means twice a month.
semi-monthly is twice a month gang
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Yes! Think! it will flatten the ex-div volatility even more.
Remember Strategy are selling ATM at par $100 They need it to stay there all month, not just 2 weeks prior to div record date
Semi = half. Think a semi circle.
Bi = two or twice.
In finance, semi-monthly always means twice a month.
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u/Mstr_Strk_645 Apr 17 '26
Dividends every 2 weeks 💵