
SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) Goes Ex Dividend
An ex-dividend of $1.38 has been levied on shareholders of SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) as of June 18, 2021. The payout date has not been announced, but the ex-dividend date was surprisingly.
Shares of SPY were lower by $3.84 in pre-market on Friday, but $1.38 of that decline was due to the ex-dividend.
Market weakness still exists, and support levels are being threatened, but the weakness is not as severe as the decline in SPY would suggest at first glance.
For a review of the stocks in your portfolio, including ETFs like SPY, please use the input box on this page and add your stocks to the list. The display will give you the stock-specific reports you need.
Support and Resistance Plot Chart for
Blue = Current Price
Red= Resistance
Green = Support
Real Time Updates for Repeat Institutional Readers:
Factset: Request User/Pass
Bloomberg, Reuters, Refinitiv, Zacks, or IB users: Access Here.
Our Market Crash Leading Indicator is Evitar Corte.
Evitar Corte warned of market crash risk four times since 2000.
It identified the Internet Debacle before it happened.
It identified the Credit Crisis before it happened.
It identified the Corona Crash too.
See what Evitar Corte is Saying Now.
Get Notified When our Ratings Change: Take a Trial
Fundamental Charts for :