The Dividend Yield - Basic Overview

This video provides a basic introduction into the dividend yield. It explains what it's used for and how to calculate it. The dividend yield is equal to the annual dividend divided by the current stock price times 100%. The annual dividend is equal to the quarterly dividend times 4 or the monthly dividend times 12. This video provides plenty of examples and practice problems to help improve your understanding of this topic.
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On your video to calculate your div/yield you said. To multiply the div / yield and the price of the stock. But when do you take your stock price to do that calculation thanks.

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Nice video thanks! I have a question.. If the stock price goes down let's say like from 20$ to 10 $ and the year divident grows at the same time from 5% to 10% doesn't that mean you earn the same amount?

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How often is a company allowed to change its annual divident during a year? And how does this and stock price change affect me if I bought the shares at a specific time when the price was "a" and the annual divident was "b"? Can you make a video about that?

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It depends on dividend policy of the company which will be decided by the board of directors

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I did 10,000/50= 200 shares so 200/ by the DIv which is 0.50= 100 and than 100 x 4 = 400 a year

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5:36 so the price of the stock went up and the yield went down: but does it really matter? You still got the same annual dividend- which ultimately is the money you see in your pocket, so regardless of the yield percentage; if you get the same amount of money as an annual payment, it doesn’t really matter.

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You get to purchase more shares with your own capital which will give you more of a bigger dividend payout that’s why buying low is better and does matter

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@@juanrounds But the point is if I already purchased the share at $20, it means nothing to me when the price goes up to $50 with a lower yield because I already secured the stock with a price of $20 and the yield of 5%, so the rise of price and drop of yield don't really affect me, right?

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Can anyone tell me why is there inverse relation between stock price and dividend yield? I thought they were suppose to be direct. When stock price goes down company can only pay less dividend? Please correct me

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Because the amount they pay you doesnt change i think.in this case, It will be 1$ regardless of the dividend yield

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may i know whether the current price is after dividend or before dividend to calculate dividedn yield?

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if I need to calculate the annual Div. yield of a historical year and I got only quarterly data of the Div. yield! How could I calculate it?

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Short answer: Just Multiply QD by 4; assuming Dividends are held relatively constant across quarters.
Here’s a formulaic way to represent including the units, of which you use Unit Analysis to check your maths.
AD (Dividend $ / Year) = QD (Dividend $ / Quarter) * (4 Quarters / 1 year) .. and when you cross out numerators that’s match denominators you’ll see that the right side will reduce back to left... ($ Dividend $ / year) ...
Another way using months:
AD ($/12 months) =QD ($ / 3 months) *(3 months / quarter) *(4 quarters/year)- > AD ($ / year) = QD * 4
And verbally:
So to go from QD to AD, multiply by 4? ( the number of quarters in a year) And to go from AD to QD divide by 4.
**Remember this assumes the dividends of that quarter will be the same for the entire year.

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Vincenzo Co. has a price earnings ratio of 10, earnings per share of P2.20, and a payout ratio of 75%. The dividend yield is:
Try to answer this example

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man I thought that they was going to return 50 cents for every $50 I spend am I incorrect on the way to calculate the dividend yield am I wrong to say they will return $2 per share annually for every $50 I spend on shares that being the share price

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So the COI x DY=AD?

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what if we just have the precent ?

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So you mean if I invested $1000 dollars with a 5% yield I’ll only get $50 a year?!!

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Doesn’t include gains if the stock price goes up right?

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ive got a problem here, i have a company im interested in but the numbers give me a headache. (at the time of this comment)
AD is $893.85 , SP $32.83, did th math and 2722.98851.