I made a calendar of upcoming dividends ex-dates.
I put the link below because it may also be useful to someone.
I know that there are many such calendars on the web.
However, this one I did for Trading212. I put only shares of companies available on Trading212.
I will try to keep this list up to date. If you find any stoks that I didn’t add there, please contact me.
Sorry. Kinda assumed you were a programming nerd savvy with APIs.
Change the ISIN in the query and you’ll get a different result
Change the function name (ukDividendExDate) you’ll get a different result
Think of it as 1) question 2)answer
Far better details on Finki.io/finkiAPI.html depending if you’re a google sheet or excel user (g sheets is easier btw!) it shows you the function to consume this data against your portfolio (assuming you know the ISIN… if not, there’s an api to convert ticket/symbol to ISIN for you
This is the range of Trading 212 stocks going Ex-Div in Jan 2020 - But I can build/automate any month, any dividend data point (ie… Jan by Pay date, Feb by ex etc…etc…)
This is hopefully useful for you and other T212 users looking into dividend payments
#plug … all of this generated using the Finki API… finki.io/finkiAPI.html … which allows you to build all this data yourself directly in Google sheets or Excel
@Farushku Yes, only T212 Universe. I can do it on every share in the entire world if need be - but it would just take longer to generate! No issue.
What months range do you want? Rember most don’t actually declare the official (rather than “estimated” based on historical timings) until a month or 2 before going ex. So there’s no point running much further forward than Feb or March… or at least without a continual refresh… but I can do that… or you can do it yourself using the finki API. See quick and dirty demo here… https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tlav5g74YF-aKcNIDawhEJoKk50OKogHP9yfequKWTU/edit?usp=sharing
Good spot. Yep, code error. I picked up the scrip dividend issue (therefore no cash rate) instead of the cash dividend! D’oh! My bad. Fixed.
Looks like gross 0.168, so after the usual 19% deduction the Spanish love to hit you with it’ll be about 0.1361… and then the prevailing FX over to Sterling
. I think I have to learn this.