As it appears you may have a somewhat limited understanding of the impact of dividends on reporting
please clarify your areas of concern, so that I can assist you further.
In a nutshell established statistical methods can do one of two things :-
1. After dividend ex-date one can record the funds which dividends make available for future holding as cash or for reinvestment
2. Some systems estimate the rising component by which the dividend is believed to have inflated prices before the ex-date
If neither of these valid methods are satisfactory for you, a combination of the two methods could be considered.
I remain willing to be of service, with medians also making more sense of the volatile data.
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