Meaning of "Ex-dividend date"
This refers to the phenomenon where, after the record date for dividends has passed and shareholders lose their entitlement to dividends, the stock price adjusts in the short term by an amount equivalent to the dividend payout.
"Since today was the ex-dividend date, it looked like the stock price dropped by the amount of the dividend as soon as the market opened."
Related slang words
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