If an investor is short a stock on the record date, they are not entitled to the dividend. In fact, the investor is instead responsible for paying the dividend owed to the lender of the shorted stock that they borrowed. Oh dear, what a shame.
And by the way, another drop in shorts, their days are numbered.
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