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by murbard2
1221 days ago
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Agreed. In theory you can claim it back, but it's a major pain in the ass. Some ETF issued outside the US and holding US stocks will do it. Other strategies to avoid this annoyance include: 1. selling on the ex-dividend date and buying the next day. 2. buying a long-date call and selling a put instead of holding the stock 3. simpler version of 2: buy a deep in the money long-dated call, you won't be paying all that much for the convexity, and you don't have to think about dividends. |
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