Some dividend reinvestment plans allow the stockholder to acquire shares of stock

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Dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs) offer flexibility in how shareholders can reinvest their dividends to acquire more shares. They can allow for the purchase of unissued shares directly from the company, buying shares in the market through the company's transfer agent, and often at a discount from the market price, making all the provided options correct.

Some Dividend Reinvestment Plans Allow the Stockholder to Acquire Shares