If a share is quoted ex-div, it means the new buyer would

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WAEC 2013

If a share is quoted ex-div, it means the new buyer would

  • A. get the next dividend
  • B. not get the next dividend
  • C. get a fixed dividend
  • D. not get any dividend

Correct Answer: B. not get the next dividend

Explanation

Ex-dividend describes a stock that is trading without the value of the next dividend payment.



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