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A dividend constitutes the allocation of a segment of a company's profits to its shareholders. Dividends are commonly dispensed as monetary disbursements to individuals holding the underlying stock, but they can also be provided to investors as supplementary shares.
Table name
Cash index
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Euro 50 - Cash
France 40 - Cash
Hong Kong 50 - Cash
8,72
19,78
Japan 225 - Cash
Netherlands 25 - Cash
Spain 35 - Cash
Sweden 30 - Cash
Switzerland 20 - Cash
UK 100 - Cash
10,86
US 30 - Cash
18,06
US NDAQ 100 - Cash
US Small Cap 2000 - Cash
US SPX 500 - Cash
Key features of dividends:
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Motivation and Reward
Dividends, disbursed quarterly or semi-annually, motivate shareholders and serve as a reward for their investment.
Attraction for investors
They stand out as a key factor that draws investors to a company.
Financial Health Indicator
Generally, as the business generates higher cash flow and demonstrates profitability, there's a heightened likelihood that a portion of those funds will be given back to shareholders.
Fiscal indicator
Dividends offer an effective avenue for investors to evaluate a company's fiscal well-being.
What does ex-dividend mean?
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The ex-dividend date signifies the point when the stock no longer carries the privilege of receiving the imminent dividend disbursement.
Typically, it occurs a single business day prior to the company distributing the dividend.
Traders initiating a position on the ex-dividend date will not have the right to, or be obligated to remit, the dividend concerning their holdings. The stock's value will decrease on this particular day due to the issuance of dividends..
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