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Robert Half Inc (NYSE: RHI) Dividend Alert: Potential Dividend Run Ahead?
ByAinvest
Monday, Nov 10, 2025 10:14 am ET1min read
Robert Half Inc (RHI) may have a potential dividend run ahead of its next dividend payment. A "Dividend Run" refers to the expected increase in stock price before a dividend payment to account for the upcoming dividend. This phenomenon is based on the idea that a stock should rise before a dividend payment to offset the expected drop in price on the ex-dividend date. Investors can capture this effect by investing before the dividend payment and selling after the ex-dividend date to receive the dividend.
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