#ETF-IYR CFD - Real Estate ETF Share Trading

Real Estate ETF Dividend dates are specific dates on which a publicly traded company pays out dividends to its shareholders. The most common dividend dates include:

• Declaration date: The date on which the company's board of directors declares the dividend, announcing the amount of the dividend and the date of record.
• Date of record: The date on which the company determines which shareholders are eligible to receive the dividend. Shareholders who own shares on this date will receive the dividend payout.
• Ex-dividend date: The first day on which the Real Estate ETF stock trades without the dividend. Shareholders who purchase shares on this date or after will not receive the current dividend payout.
• Payment date: The date on which the Real Estate ETF actually pays out the dividend to eligible shareholders.
• Dividend adjustment: It is a process by which the Real Estate ETF stock price is adjusted to reflect the payment of dividends to shareholders. When a company pays out dividends to its shareholders, the price of the stock typically drops by an amount equal to the dividend payout, since the company's value is reduced by the amount of cash paid out to shareholders.