All else equal, the market value of a stock will tend to DECREASE by roughly the amount of the dividend on the:

A) holder-of-record date

B) dividend declaration date.

C) payment date

D) ex-dividend date.

When the company or the firm declares the dividend, it sets a record date when the shareholder must be on the books of the company as a shareholder in order to receive or collect the dividend.

So, the ex- dividend date is the one which is normally 2 days business days and should be before the record date. Therefore, the stock market value will tend to reduce through roughly the dividend amount on the date of ex- dividend.

All else equal, the market value of a stock will tend to DECREASE by roughly the amount of the dividend on the: A) holder-of-record date B) dividend declaration date. C) payment date D) ex-dividend date.

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All else equal, the market value of a stock will tend to DECREASE by roughly the amount of the dividend on the:

A) holder-of-record date

B) dividend declaration date.

C) payment date

D) ex-dividend date.