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Try looking at: UK Stock Challenge and click on the 'FTSE Ranking' tab. Anticipating the FTSE review is one thing, knowing how to capitalise on the information is another!

UK Stock Challenge Click on the Dividend Dates tab for forthcoming ex-dividend dates. Click on the FTSE Ranking tab for FTSE ranking.

Thanks robsingh. My point was you normally want to know the dividend value not just the ex-divdend date. Your link only states the annual dividend value. It's also helpful to know the dividend as a percentage of current share price. Basically what's on UK Stock Challenge for UK stocks...

I just had a quick look at that link. I may have misunderstood it but it seems to show the total annual dividend and dividend yield, which doesn't seem that useful in the context of an ex-dividend date search. Or do these stocks only pay one dividend per year?

I maintain a list at:- www.stockchallenge.co.uk Click on the Dividend Dates tab along the top. I don't guarantee it to be free of errors and omissions, but it's pretty good.

I enquired about this with the IR last year and the conclusion was that dividend adjustments are classed as capital gain/loss. The commission is an acceptable capital cost. The interest you pay/receive on long/short postitions are classed as capital, along with other direct costs, such as...

I also maintain a list at:- http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk Click on the Dividend Dates tab.

You could always subscribe to something like Sharescope. That provides you with results dates which you can sort on. Of course, Sharescope provides an awful lot more than that, which means it has to be a bargain at £12pm or whatever it costs. Note that not all companies announce their results...

I now produce a list of forthcoming ex-dividend dates at:- www.stockchallenge.co.uk Press on the Dividend Dates tab at the top. (Sorry, I am aware that this site doesn't work with some browsers and will try to rectify this in due course). I try to maintain accuracy but there may be some...

I now produce a list of forthcoming ex-dividend dates. It's at:- www.stockchallenge.co.uk Press on the Dividend Dates tab at the top. (Sorry, I am aware that this site doesn't work with some browsers and will try to rectify this in due course). I try to maintain accuracy but there may be...

Rainmaker: I think dividends are usually quoted net of basic rate at 10%, rather than gross, and the dividend gap is typically the net value. Up until this tax year (April 6th 2004) you received a credit for the basic rate tax on stocks held within an ISA, thus increasing the dividend value by...