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Daily Corporate Dividends on Oct 14 2024

AInvestMonday, Oct 14, 2024 3:55 am ET
1min read

The dividend capture strategy sees day traders actively buying and selling shares like KOF, HONE, and UVV. The goal is to hold the shares just long enough to secure dividends, which were $0.78, $0.08, and $0.81 per share, respectively, on October 14, 2024. The risk lies in potential declining share prices outpacing dividends.

The dividend capture strategy is an active trading strategy that aims to generate income by quickly capturing dividends from stocks. Unlike traditional approaches, which focus on holding stable dividend-paying stocks for a steady income stream, this strategy involves frequent buying and selling of shares. By purchasing shares before the ex-dividend date and selling them shortly after, traders can potentially profit from the dividend payment without holding the stock until the pay date. While the strategy's simplicity is appealing, there are risks involved. If the stock price falls more than the dividend paid, the net profit may be reduced. Traders must carefully assess market conditions and decide whether to wait for a rebound or sell the stock to mitigate potential losses.


Dividends:

TickerEx-Div DatePayment DateRecord Date DPS
KOFOct 14 2024Oct 25 2024Oct 14 2024USD 0.78 /Share
HONEOct 14 2024Oct 28 2024Oct 14 2024USD 0.08 /Share
UVVOct 14 2024Nov 4 2024Oct 14 2024USD 0.81 /Share

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