Thank you Family Fax!! It's been a few years since we've posted a video, but we're back on TH-cam and hope to continue making quality videos like these!
I would like to discuss about this very lucrative Forex trading investment, where you can make huge profits from.. I would like to know if you would be interested?
I agree with this investment method. I love dividend investing. Currently collecting $1400 per month in dividends. Living in Singapore. I am the Dividend Knight!!! :)
Thank you Mr. Luck! That is the exact reason why we started the channel. We want to help people around the world understand how to invest because it can get really damn complicated. Appreciate the support :)
Thanks I love you clear and concise videos! A couple questions: Aren't there 4 quarters in a year? Why do you say 3? Also there are companies that also pay dividends monthly.
Thank you lonematrix. Appreciate the love and support. It's been a while since we have made videos but we are officially back on TH-cam. I hope you're still around to watch our content :)
Sorry about that Full-Metal_Jacob. Promise to fix that in future videos! Appreciate the feedback though. The goal is to continue making quality content for our viewers :)
Holding shares is when you purchase a company's shares and keep possession of it for however long you want. For example, if I bought 100 Amazon shares right now, then I would say "I hold 100 Amazon shares." Hope this helps! Let me know if have any other questions. :) Thanks for the comment!
I've got a question. So a corporation may increase or decrease the dividends given to its shareholders, but do they increase/decrease before payment or after. For example. If a company needs to pay de dividends in 1 month, but during that month they do not make a profit, in fact, they lose money, do they still pay the same amount of dividends or can they lower it whenever they want.
So a company’s board of directors will meet to discuss its finalized income statement usually every quarter (every 3 months). Once they review the financials and realize that they have excess earnings, then they will declare the dividend and then pay it out.
No, the dividend is not constant. The company CAN decide to pay out its dividend one quarter and then not pay one the next quarter if they want too. So yeah, it's the company's decision at the end of the day.
Dividends are not directly related with the stock price. Companies choose how much they want to pay shareholders in dividends. Don't forget that stock prices fluctuate every second on the market. Dividends do not follow that same principle. It's a specific amount that the company decides to give its shareholder and can change when the company wants to change it. Heck, a company can stop giving dividends if they really wanted to. Hope this helps! Thank you for the comment :)
How can i find out if a certain company gives off dividends to it's shareholders? and after finding out if a company does give off dividends how can i determine if they are quarterly? my last question is after i found out all the answers to these questions how will the money be sent to me in cash? will it be sent through to my address i listed with my broker or will the company be notified of my address and that i'm a shareholder and will mail it to me themselves?
well the answer to your last question is already in this vid in the end he tells you they will send it to your trading account either cash or in stock shares which you can sell and cash the money in
arseniclullaby87 I don't think you have a choice. You get what they give you because remember, not all companies pay dividends so you're still lucky in a way. And you could sell the shares anyway if you really want the cash.
I know it's been a while QuadroNVS, but I hope you've done well in the past 2 years! Give us a shout if you're still struggling to understand any other topic.
Video was great, I understand that math but when I use this same calculation method I don't get the right answer when I calculate real stock yield. Could you make a video showing real stock prices and yields. I came across 0.005, half of a penny paid quarterly and when I used this, divided divided by the price of the stock,I got a really weird number.
iim_human as for this example, it was assumed. If you meant how a company comes up with a particular amount to be distributed, it really depends on their financial standing or profitability. 🙂
Hello. I'm a bit confuse. Does dividend "repays" the shareholders it's shares? Or is it like "free money" like say income for shareholders? I'm sorry. Confuse.
HiatusMobs Dividends are like free money as in income OR free shares, which you can either sell off for their cash value or double up and re-invest in the company.
Think of dividends as an "I-owe-you" note. You lend the company money (buying shares which gives them more money to work with) and in return they pay you a percentage of their profits back. Sometimes they'll pay you back in cash and sometimes by giving you more shares (which you can turn around and sell as Isaac Simpson mentioned) or simply keep them and hope to get more dividends on those shares as well.
Good question ale rodz. There's two ways you can do this quick and easy. 1) Go onto Yahoo Finance. Search up the specific ticker you're looking for or you can type in the company name in the search bar. Press enter, and you should see the company's information and a few charts. In the Summary tab, you'll be able to find a section that says "Forward Dividend & Yield." The first number is how much the annual dividend is and the second number in brackets is the dividend yield. OR, 2) If you are given the dividend yield, then you can multiply the yield by the current stock price to find out the annual dividend paid out by the company. The dividend yield is easy to find on Yahoo Finance or Google Finance. Give that a shot and let me know if you have any other questions!! :)
So if an investor buys $100 of shares & gets .25cents return quarterly ($25 every 3 months) he earns $100 profit. Then once investor cashes out, he collects his initial principal + profit = $200 ...sounds like sonis are loosing money
I have TEGBX that pays me a reinvested dividend of about $325 a month but ive noticed that almost always the days after the value of the bond goes down say $400 -700 Am I getting hosed on this bond? Expense ratio 1.39% They make about $2100 a year to manage the money and I make about $3200 a year. Is this a bad investment
First, there are Brokerage fees for buying/selling shares, and there is a tax bite for capital gains. So it's not cut and dry as you describe it here, but yeah your right. You'll find that the trading platform is also quite complicated also. Most people don't have the stomach for buying stocks, cause there worried about how much they will lose. My advise is don't listen to anybody for finaical advise when it comes to buying stocks, it's high risk!! It's all up to you; It's your money; but don't expect to get rich quick, that's the trap most fall into.Mistakes will happen, but you can learn from them.
any one tell me. if a shareholder share money and get dividend every 3 month. tell me how he get his money back which e shared ? and is that money will same as ge bought share ??
Perfect! I was looking for a SHORT and CLEAR explanation of what a dividend is and you delivered with a great example! THANK YOU!
Thank you Family Fax!! It's been a few years since we've posted a video, but we're back on TH-cam and hope to continue making quality videos like these!
such a dope explanation and the drawings help alot, i'll never forget it !
I'm so glad to hear that nolitha tom! Thank you for the awesome comment and hope you can continue supporting this channel 🙏
so did the music thanks for the explanation!
@@innovatecoin9990 hope the music helped you learn about dividend yield! lol
What is dividend in specie th-cam.com/video/xCOPNmf0MDE/w-d-xo.html
@@SoniBrosInvesting this is how warren Buffett got rich
In other words
The more you spend -$$$ and the more you buy stocks +++
The more you earn in dividends
-$$$ x +++= $$$+
I would like to discuss about this very lucrative Forex trading investment, where you can make huge profits from.. I would like to know if you would be interested?
I agree with this investment method. I love dividend investing. Currently collecting $1400 per month in dividends. Living in Singapore. I am the Dividend Knight!!! :)
I'm jealous. I'm in japan now. in MBA school.
nice, which ones did you buy?
Share your dividend stock I also want to make 1400 dollars per month in dividend stock with me.
Ray Donovan which company stock you buy? How much per stock u will get ?
can you advice on what to invest in to get some great dividends pls?
As a new investor, I love your videos. Straight to the point, short, nice rap music. Nice video bud!
Thank you Mr. Luck! That is the exact reason why we started the channel. We want to help people around the world understand how to invest because it can get really damn complicated. Appreciate the support :)
Good. Short & Precise!
first, thank you, super helpful!
second, we really loved to blast music in videos 10 yrs ago. now you will unsee it (or "un-hear" it 😉)
I love all your videos. I wish I had a teacher or a friend like you in my college :)
awesome way to explain...love your video
oh yes, this is the most precise and shortest explanation about profits of shareholders.
Thanks for the support Random Sandwich! Breaking down complex financial topics into nice and easy to understand terms is what we do! 💪
Extremely helpful! Straightforward and easily understood. Thank you!
🙏🙏
Great explanation, but the background music was very loud
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Truly appreciate the feedback Jai. We are back in action on TH-cam and will make sure the music is on point in future videos!
Thanks for explaining. It's easy to understand
Thank you very much Padma!
Thanks I love you clear and concise videos! A couple questions: Aren't there 4 quarters in a year? Why do you say 3? Also there are companies that also pay dividends monthly.
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Best simplified and to the point video on dividends. Kudos!
Good to re-learn the basics and fundamentals of dividends again
Cheers Calum!
Subscribed ! Great channel for beginners learning about finance and investing. . Keep up the good work.
Thank you lonematrix. Appreciate the love and support. It's been a while since we have made videos but we are officially back on TH-cam. I hope you're still around to watch our content :)
mUSIC WAS BRUTAL.. couldnt finish
Sorry about that Full-Metal_Jacob. Promise to fix that in future videos! Appreciate the feedback though. The goal is to continue making quality content for our viewers :)
100% thumbs up, thank you for the simplified explanation!
What do you mean by holding shares? By keep reinvesting in the same business or no
Holding shares is when you purchase a company's shares and keep possession of it for however long you want. For example, if I bought 100 Amazon shares right now, then I would say "I hold 100 Amazon shares." Hope this helps! Let me know if have any other questions. :) Thanks for the comment!
thank you for sharing this helpful video. I'm an international student who is now struggling in finance. This video helps me to understand it clearly.
Thank you so much for the support Yosita! It truly means a lot when we get comments like these :)
So simple! I love it!
Appreciate the comment Keaton! Hope you continue to watch our videos and feel free to give us any feedback if you can! :)
Dude I love your teaching style
Appreciate the support LemonGecko! We're trying different things to get the message across. Glad it's helping people like you 🙏
thank youfor that explanation
I want a Shawarma now one thing I miss about leaving LA and going to a ski town.
Background music doesn't make it clear
I've got a question. So a corporation may increase or decrease the dividends given to its shareholders, but do they increase/decrease before payment or after. For example. If a company needs to pay de dividends in 1 month, but during that month they do not make a profit, in fact, they lose money, do they still pay the same amount of dividends or can they lower it whenever they want.
So a company’s board of directors will meet to discuss its finalized income statement usually every quarter (every 3 months). Once they review the financials and realize that they have excess earnings, then they will declare the dividend and then pay it out.
Thanks for the video, It was clear and understanding.
There is such thing as Monthly dividends as well
Thank you I love the way ypu teach 👍👍👌
Very helpful! Thanks, love you guys!
Thank you for your vid bro. It helps a lot
great video, I'm in the middle of my exams and this helped me to understand.
Glad it helped real belgian! Hope you do well on your exams 💪
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You guys did a great job. Keep it up!!
i like your video n i like song too can you tell me the name ?
I'll Get By-Tee W
respect for your efforts youngbuck.
Is the amount of dividend constant? Also can a company retrieve or cancle its dividend all of a sudden ?
No, the dividend is not constant. The company CAN decide to pay out its dividend one quarter and then not pay one the next quarter if they want too. So yeah, it's the company's decision at the end of the day.
Thank you :)
If stock drop in price, does dividend pay will be lower too?
Dividends are not directly related with the stock price. Companies choose how much they want to pay shareholders in dividends. Don't forget that stock prices fluctuate every second on the market. Dividends do not follow that same principle. It's a specific amount that the company decides to give its shareholder and can change when the company wants to change it. Heck, a company can stop giving dividends if they really wanted to. Hope this helps! Thank you for the comment :)
How can i find out if a certain company gives off dividends to it's shareholders? and after finding out if a company does give off dividends how can i determine if they are quarterly? my last question is after i found out all the answers to these questions how will the money be sent to me in cash? will it be sent through to my address i listed with my broker or will the company be notified of my address and that i'm a shareholder and will mail it to me themselves?
it will be sent to your trading account
well the answer to your last question is already in this vid in the end he tells you they will send it to your trading account either cash or in stock shares which you can sell and cash the money in
So it's just an interest rate the company pays you to keep your money there?
Pretty much
Sir which application you use to make the videos
I don't see the shareholders video. Please sen me the link.
Don't you need to be careful of how much debt that company has? Like bonds for example. When the company ranks you lose everything, correct?
YEP. Correct
Do u have to call the company to find out if the dividend is quarterly or semi annual ? how do u tell ?
Question... what if I bought 100 shares of a company with a high dividend one day before the end of a quarter. Is it free money or is there a catch?
This video was very helpful
Thank you for the kind words Djen 🙏
Thank you.
Glad the video helped :)
Where is your video on shareholders?
Very understandable! Thanks a lot.
THANK YOU!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Cool!
How do you figure out if a company gives cash dividends or puts them towards other shares?
do you have a choice?
arseniclullaby87 I don't think you have a choice. You get what they give you because remember, not all companies pay dividends so you're still lucky in a way. And you could sell the shares anyway if you really want the cash.
But what’s the comparison of the price and the dividend?
That’s the dividend yield! There’s a video of that on my channel.
Just posted a video similar to this video! Thanks for the help! :)
Thank you!
Great, thanks!
Your background music is super annoying. Made it very hard to follow you
My new vids don’t have music! Learned my lesson 😂
Worst music ever heard
Thank you
Appreciate the support Rethabile 💪
thx bro....trying to pick up a few things before I blindly throw my money into something like a stock.
I know it's been a while QuadroNVS, but I hope you've done well in the past 2 years! Give us a shout if you're still struggling to understand any other topic.
So you have to hold the stock in order to get paid right? You can’t trade it?
Yup that’s right. You gotta hold the stock on specific dates to get paid.
Its taxable income, right?
Yup that’s right unless it’s in a TFSA.
Excellent!
super
Video was great, I understand that math but when I use this same calculation method I don't get the right answer when I calculate real stock yield. Could you make a video showing real stock prices and yields. I came across 0.005, half of a penny paid quarterly and when I used this, divided divided by the price of the stock,I got a really weird number.
well said....👏👏👏
Thank you 🙏
So dividends over ETFs?
Why not have both? 🤷🏽♂️
Now I want Shawarma
What is the formula of dividend for each share?
Each company has their own way of deciding how much dividend they will pay to shareholders! That’s a short and sweet answer lol
Great
Thanks
if the value of the stock went lower than the amount you purchase? do we owe the company money?
no you don't, because technically you're also losing
What's the difference of a $100 stock compare to a $50 stock when the dividend is 3%. How much money are you getting?
+Wesley95501 the dividend is paid out for each share you own...
Hi. Please can you make an explanation of
PE ratio
We do have a video on PE ratio! Hope it helps :)
th-cam.com/video/M4IPYiw5h8g/w-d-xo.html
TEGBX pays me a dividend once a month, i think. You said dividends are paid only quarterly, semi or yearly
Doug Drefus it’s every two months
What steps would you take to know when a company isn't paying dividends.
hahaaha
How do you find out the $0.25 in this example?
iim_human as for this example, it was assumed. If you meant how a company comes up with a particular amount to be distributed, it really depends on their financial standing or profitability. 🙂
Hello.
I'm a bit confuse. Does dividend "repays" the shareholders it's shares?
Or is it like "free money" like say income for shareholders?
I'm sorry. Confuse.
HiatusMobs Dividends are like free money as in income OR free shares, which you can either sell off for their cash value or double up and re-invest in the company.
Think of dividends as an "I-owe-you" note. You lend the company money (buying shares which gives them more money to work with) and in return they pay you a percentage of their profits back. Sometimes they'll pay you back in cash and sometimes by giving you more shares (which you can turn around and sell as Isaac Simpson mentioned) or simply keep them and hope to get more dividends on those shares as well.
What about taxes % when you sell or cash 💸
Really to the point explanation!
what is the difference between capital gain and dividends?
capital gain is profit from sale of property or investment and dividend is what you receive against share investment as income.
Isn't it quarterly 4 months 🤔🤔
They can pay dividends monthly as well like Pizza Pizza
How long v need to have shares to get dividend???
do index fund pay dividend?
clear and precize
bro please lower the volume of BG. btw very good vid
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏 my new videos have no background music! Go check it out :)
My question is HOW do you know the company pays an amount
Good question ale rodz. There's two ways you can do this quick and easy. 1) Go onto Yahoo Finance. Search up the specific ticker you're looking for or you can type in the company name in the search bar. Press enter, and you should see the company's information and a few charts. In the Summary tab, you'll be able to find a section that says "Forward Dividend & Yield." The first number is how much the annual dividend is and the second number in brackets is the dividend yield.
OR,
2) If you are given the dividend yield, then you can multiply the yield by the current stock price to find out the annual dividend paid out by the company. The dividend yield is easy to find on Yahoo Finance or Google Finance. Give that a shot and let me know if you have any other questions!! :)
@@SoniBrosInvesting Awesome thanks for the info. Really good vid btw
@@koffeemonsta thanks for the love and support!! 💪💪
Thank you😁😁😁👍
Omg thank you
lol glad the video helped 💪
very good explain!!!
So if an investor buys $100 of shares & gets .25cents return quarterly ($25 every 3 months) he earns $100 profit. Then once investor cashes out, he collects his initial principal + profit = $200 ...sounds like sonis are loosing money
very nice
I have TEGBX that pays me a reinvested dividend of about $325 a month but ive noticed that almost always the days after the value of the bond goes down say $400 -700 Am I getting hosed on this bond? Expense ratio 1.39% They make about $2100 a year to manage the money and I make about $3200 a year. Is this a bad investment
Thankyou
good thanks
First, there are Brokerage fees for buying/selling shares, and there is a tax bite for capital gains. So it's not cut and dry as you describe it here, but yeah your right. You'll find that the trading platform is also quite complicated also. Most people don't have the stomach for buying stocks, cause there worried about how much they will lose. My advise is don't listen to anybody for finaical advise when it comes to buying stocks, it's high risk!! It's all up to you; It's your money; but don't expect to get rich quick, that's the trap most fall into.Mistakes will happen, but you can learn from them.
any one tell me. if a shareholder share money and get dividend every 3 month. tell me how he get his money back which e shared ? and is that money will same as ge bought share ??
Just wanna make sure. Is this video explanation legit? Caz I know nothing about dividend stocks.....
Yes Solardust, this video is completely legit! Hope it helped you understand :)
@@SoniBrosInvesting could I take back my invested money when I decide not to earn anymore dividends? Like for emergencies?
Solardust , Yes, it’s your money but... you need to pay taxes on capital gain ;(
Tooo good
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