Three stocks—Farmers & Merchants Bancorp, Johnson Outdoors, and National Healthcare Properties—share an ex-dividend date of October 9, 2026, meaning investors must buy by October 8 to receive dividends paid before the end of October. Farmers & Merchants Bancorp raised its dividend and covers it well with earnings, making it the safest pick. Johnson Outdoors offers the highest yield but pays dividends from cash reserves due to negative earnings, posing higher risk. National Healthcare Properties, a REIT, has solid funds from operations coverage but a short dividend history. Investors should consider dividend coverage and risks before buying just for the payout.
The upcoming high-yield dividend stocks offer a deadline to buy by October 8, 2026. For readers following Financials-sector US stocks on Pluang, 75 of 85 priced stocks rose today while 10 fell. Notable movers include AVAT at USD 1.95 with a 4.28% increase and a typical hold time of 11 days, BTBT at USD 1.59 up 3.25%, and NU at USD 15.57 rising 2.57%. Data is as of Oct 06, 2026 21:12 WIB.
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