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Greg Pomerantz e15cb51390 Corrections: resolve the 7 stale mismatches via the Yahoo double-listing pattern
Scanning the verified funds for same-date div/capg pairs showed the Yahoo
double-listing mechanism in every one of the 7 'mismatch' stale funds, and
the official fiscal-year totals pin down which amount is true:

- identical-amount pairs (JLPSX, GDEUX, GSOUX, FAEVX, CVSIX, FZAGX): the
  year-end distribution is in both files; keep the capitalGain copy,
  remove the dividend copy (GDEUX: FY2021-08 1.73 = 1.625+0.115 and
  FY2022-08 0.39 = 0.348+0.036 after; JLPSX/GSOUX/FAEVX/CVSIX same)
- differing-amount pairs (OTCRX, SHXIX, FZAGX, FGIZX, CVSIX): the
  dividend-file amount is the true one in every officially-verified case
  (OTCRX FY2023 0.85 = 0.852488, SHXIX FY2023 1.01 = 1.0078, FZAGX all
  four FYs exact); the capitalGain row is the spurious copy

After corrections GDEUX/SHXIX/CVSIX/JLPSX verify 'ok' against their
filings. The same pattern is extended to these funds' pre-2021 history
(marked mechanism-inferred in the correction notes). Remaining residuals:
FAEVX and FGIZX are also missing regular quarterly dividend rows in the
Yahoo dump (official FY totals exceed local even after dedup) - needs the
funds' per-date distribution archives; FIKAX's official extraction is
ambiguous (systematic ~0.12/yr offset = wrong class table in the
500-fund consolidated Fidelity N-CSRS).
2026-08-31 19:50:18 -04:00

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{
"symbol": "gsoux",
"note": "2021-12-10 0.214 appears in BOTH the dividend and capitalGain files (identical amount = Yahoo double-listing). Removed from dividends; the capitalGain row is kept. Official Goldman Sachs Trust N-CSRS (d10339, period 2025-09-30) FY2022-03 = 0.38: local becomes 0.015+0.015+0.014+0.015+0.016+0.016+0.015+0.014+0.214+0.013+0.012+0.013+0.014 = 0.386, within rounding.",
"verified": [
"N-CSRS accession (CIK 0000822977): Institutional Shares FY2022-03 0.38 matches after correction"
],
"dividends": {
"remove": [["2021-12-10", 0.214]]
}
}