Dividends are subject to adjustment. A company’s worth is essentially decreased by the dividend amount when it distributes it to its shareholders. When the market opens on the ex-dividend date—the day the company’s stock begins trading without the value of the dividend—the share price decreases to reflect this. If you own dividend-paying stock, the dividend’s after-tax amount will be credited to you on the ex-dividend date.
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