Why does the share price drop on Ex-Dividend date?
Sanjee Sen Sanjee Sen
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 Published On Oct 19, 2021

In this video I go through why the share price drops on the Ex-Dividend date. I’ll use FMG as an example. Sign up to my weekly newsletter: https://sanjee.substack.com

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:39 - What are dividends?
1:34 - Key dates
2:00 - Ex-dividend date
2:23 - Dividends per share (DPS)
2:56 - Why does the price drop?
4:20 - Example 1
5:04 - FMG Example
7:08 - 3 directions the price can go
8:21 - FMG was already going down
9:38 - Should you buy on the Ex-D date?


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