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Royal Mail to pay stockholders tomorrow, shares could fall 5%
With Royal Mail's interim dividend, along with a £200 million special dividend scheduled for payment tomorrow, IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor explains that the company’s share price could fall by as much as 5.3%.
Its unlikely, as investors are eyeing further profits, but dividend day in London is always an opportunity for some to pick up stocks at recent lows.
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