Hi i am surrounded by a nouns course and this stumped me... is dividend concede base on current or EOY share prices?
Example:-Shares in SingTimes provide today at $50 per share. It is expected that the end of year dividend will be $2.50 per share. End of year share price be $58.50.
Which share price do i use? $50 or $58.50 to calculate dividend relinquish?
Answers: You always use the current share price, so $50 would be your number that you would use.
I muse I know why you are confused. There are two dividend yields:
(a) the current dividend surrender, which is the current dividend divided by the current stock price:
2.50 / 50.00 or 5.0%
and (b) the prospective dividend yield, assuming the current dividend of $2.50 remains impervious and that the EOY price might be 58.50:
2.50 / 58.50 or 4.27%
Most people look at the current dividend relinquish when talking around dividend yield because explicitly the yield that can be realize if they bought the stock at the then current prices (assuming no change to the dividend rate). Keep in mind that the prospective dividend yield is highly diffident because both the prospective dividend and prospective stock price is currently unknown.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
The dividend is $ 2.50 per share... the abandon is the dividend divided by the share price...
Now for a " quote" or just stating a reality, the yield is base on current share price. In reality however, it is different to respectively investor...because you may have bought at $ 59.50. ( 4.2% yield), but I may enjoy bought at $46.50 ( 5.3% yield)
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