Summary
- Dividend investors seeking to optimize income from their investments should look at ex-dividend dates and time their purchases accordingly. The question is, how?
- Analyzing historical performance for one of Canada's leading banks, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, I'll compare total returns around the previous 44 individual ex-dividend dates across three strategies.
- Is it best to forfeit the next dividend payment and benefit from a lower stock price in the beginning, or should you grab that next dividend payment?
- I will also show how much more or less in dividends investors can earn when buying the stock post the ex-dividend date.
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Dividend Strategy Session On Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce