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Because as Surfingman said in an earlier post the share price theoretically falls by more than the dividend on the ex date because of imputation credit.You can make money doing it but it doesn't always work. I have seen many cases where the share price falls by more than the dividend on the ex date. It really depends if you hit an up or down day.
Because as Surfingman said in an earlier post the share price theoretically falls by more than the dividend on the ex date because of imputation credit.
You can make money doing it but it doesn't always work. I have seen many cases where the share price falls by more than the dividend on the ex date. It really depends if you hit an up or down day.
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