Excellent explanation. I have always looked at high yield only. Good to know. Thanks. This really helps. I always thought the yield should stay the same no matter what the price.
Thanks for this great explanatory video, Clay. If a stock splits in half, does the divided yield double because each share price is halved? Or do companies similarly reduce the dividend so that the yield remains the same after the split?
good video, I do love dividends but something I've been curious about and just haven't mathed out..... could you get INTO a stock, get in on the dividend date (safe dividend stock like "O"), sell shortly after, and then jump to another dividend stock on their declaration date, ricnse and repeat? I understand dividends typically come out of the stock price when its announced so there would be some time to let it come back up to purchase price but if you can safely make that % increase, is this truly viable or are the sites right in stating that it doesn't really work?
Im here after checking the latest yahoo finance. It suggests xshd is a great high dividend stock for passive income. The 1 day, 3 month, half yr, annual etc are all down.currently at $14.21. the 30 day yield is 7.66. its giving me the yield so does that mean i dont have to do the math shown here? No dividend is shown only the yield. So is this suggesting that i get 7.66 percent of the current stock price paid out monthly? Which would be $1.08 per share right? Just trying to make sure i understand.
Thank You for this quick and very understandable video on Dividend and yield. You have to BE Smart Clay because you showed your work which was the simple Math! LOL.... Continue the Teaching Lessons for All...............................Frank
@@claytrader I just want to say thank you for taking your time out to respond. I didn't ask the right question I guess I mean if it says dividend is 7% 30 day yield how do I figure out how much a month that is ?? I did 0.24 x 71 shares I got $17 and there's no way that's right if the annual payments are only $2.78 annually??? I'm lost or is that per share ?
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This was by far the best video I watched and understood
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Thank u for making this 100% clear for me now Clay ! 👊
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hey, don't know if you've already done one, but a basic video on writing covered calls would probably be beneficial to alot of newer investors
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Excellent explanation. I have always looked at high yield only. Good to know. Thanks. This really helps. I always thought the yield should stay the same no matter what the price.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this great explanatory video, Clay.
If a stock splits in half, does the divided yield double because each share price is halved? Or do companies similarly reduce the dividend so that the yield remains the same after the split?
The dividend moves in proportion with any planned stock "splits".
good video, I do love dividends but something I've been curious about and just haven't mathed out..... could you get INTO a stock, get in on the dividend date (safe dividend stock like "O"), sell shortly after, and then jump to another dividend stock on their declaration date, ricnse and repeat? I understand dividends typically come out of the stock price when its announced so there would be some time to let it come back up to purchase price but if you can safely make that % increase, is this truly viable or are the sites right in stating that it doesn't really work?
No... they're too smart to allow that lol
thank you for this explanation! so a dividend is not guaranteed if you buy a stock? can you please explain further on that! I appreciate it.
A company can stop paying it whenever they want. They're not under any obligation.
Im here after checking the latest yahoo finance. It suggests xshd is a great high dividend stock for passive income.
The 1 day, 3 month, half yr, annual etc are all down.currently at $14.21. the 30 day yield is 7.66. its giving me the yield so does that mean i dont have to do the math shown here? No dividend is shown only the yield.
So is this suggesting that i get 7.66 percent of the current stock price paid out monthly? Which would be $1.08 per share right?
Just trying to make sure i understand.
That's odd they aren't giving you a dividend amount.
Bro thank you so much I’ve been trying to figure out how to come up with a percentage number for years lol😅
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thank you, Clay.
You're very welcome
Where can you look up to find the dividen for a company
Any financial site.
If the company says 30-Day Yield 5%.. does that mean we get 5% dividend yield per stock monthly ?
No, 5% is the yearly
Thank You for this quick and very understandable video on Dividend and yield. You have to BE Smart Clay because you showed your work which was the simple Math! LOL.... Continue the Teaching Lessons for All...............................Frank
Glad it was helpful!
What is the difference between a 30 day yield?? Instead of a year
A yield over 30 days rather than a year.
@@claytrader I just want to say thank you for taking your time out to respond. I didn't ask the right question I guess I mean if it says dividend is 7% 30 day yield how do I figure out how much a month that is ??
I did 0.24 x 71 shares I got $17 and there's no way that's right if the annual payments are only $2.78 annually??? I'm lost or is that per share ?
@@caphulk5553 what stock are you referring to?
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Or if they pay diveden
Any financial website.
In process of moving all my 401K into my own IRA
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So useless
What exactly were you expecting to find in this video?