Underreaction to dividend reductions and omissions?

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Abstract

Using a sample of 2,337 cash dividend reduction or omission announcements over the 1927 to 1999 period, this study reports significant negative post-announcement long-term abnormal returns, which last 1 year only. However, this long-term abnormal performance is driven by the post-earnings-announcement drift. After controlling for the earnings performance and the skewness of buy-and-hold abnormal returns, there is no compelling evidence of a post-dividend-reduction or post-dividend-omission price drift. © 2008 by The American Finance Association.

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Liu, Y., Szewczyk, S. H., & Zantout, Z. (2008). Underreaction to dividend reductions and omissions? Journal of Finance, 63(2), 987–1020. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-6261.2008.01337.x

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