It didn’t take long for the self-conscious euphoria of early January to turn into panic-tinged nervousness in late January. I don’t blame the market, after the brutal beating of early 2009, people have a right to be fearful. I continue to be optimistic. At the base level, I think the markets are driven by the economy, and there is little doubt that things are improving. Of …
I have collected dividend, ex-dividend, paydate/ distribution information for 2023 on the following ETFs. Alerian AMLP Invesco Quarterly Group I: EWEM EWMC EWRE EWSC OEW RCD RFG RFV RGI RHS RPG RPV RZG RZV RSP RTM RYE RYF RYH RYT RYU XLG iShares iShares: AGG CMF CSJ HYG IEF IEI IGOV ISHG LQD PFF SHV SHY TIP TLH TLT iShares: AGZ CFT CIU EMB GBF …
Apparently, Vanguard likes to keep their ETF ex-dividend and distribution dates a secret until just a couple days before the event. It has that old mutual fund feel to it—”we’ll give you a quote after-market and allow you to buy or sell our stuff at the end of the day, otherwise go away…” As a result, the dates below are just guesses, based on previous year’s …
For iShare and SPDR ETFs you can use this page to obtain dividend history data and charts. DividendInvestor provides a nice dividend report on their free website. It includes yields and timely updates on dividends. If you click on the “Dividends Paid Since” button you will get multiple years of dividend history.
I’m don’t pay much attention to the month of the year predictors for the stock market such as “As January goes, so goes the year”. As this post points out, the statistics are hardly overwhelming. There are tax and cultural reasons (year end, lots of time off/holidays) that reasonably give December and January some seasonal effect, but as far as predictors go, it is …
