Historically, in most quarters, the stock has moved between 0.65 to 0.85 in the two weeks before the ex-dividend date. That would put WIN in the $9.21 to $9.41 range.
From a technical perspective, the stock would be fairly close to a range between the 50 day MA of $9.25 and 200 day MA of $9,47.
There should be resistance at $9.50, so the $9.41 to $9.47 range will probably be the top for this quarter before the ex-dividend date.