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Going ex-dividendthis week and next
56 US stocks and ETFs go ex-dividend over the next ten trading days. Own the shares before the ex-date and the next payment is yours.
The next ten trading days
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How the dates work
Four dates stand between buying a dividend stock and seeing the cash. Only one of them decides whether you get paid.
Questions
Which stocks go ex-dividend this week?
56 of the US stocks and ETFs we cover go ex-dividend in the next ten trading days. The list above is sorted by day and, within each day, by yield. Buy before the ex-date to receive the payment.
What is an ex-dividend date?
It is the first day a stock trades without its next dividend. To be paid you must own the shares by the close of the previous trading day.
Does a stock drop by the dividend on the ex-dividend date?
By most of it, not all. On 14,012 ex-dividend days of US stocks and ETFs from January 4, 2016 to September 24, 2026, the price opened a median 85.5 cents lower for each $1 of dividend, and 90.8 cents lower once the S&P 500’s move that day is taken out. It opened down by the full dividend or more 43.7% of the time. Bigger payouts came closer to the full drop: for dividends of at least 1% of the price, the median was 95.0 cents. The study, by dividend size, sector and recovery time →
How often is this calendar updated?
Twice a day. Confirmed dates come from company announcements; the rest are estimated from each company’s payment rhythm and marked as such.
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Covers the US stocks and ETFs with an analysis page on Portfolio Terminal. Confirmed dates come from company announcements via Yahoo Finance; estimated dates follow each company’s payment rhythm and can move by a few days. Yields use the latest dividend against the last price. Refreshed twice a day. Not investment advice.