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What is dividend yield? How to calculate it?

By: ronakmanojshah Verified Member MouthShut Verified Member | Posted Mar 25, 2017 | Investing | 323 Views | (Updated Mar 25, 2017 10:41 PM)

Dividend yield is one of the ratio which is used to select dividend paying stock. What is dividend yield in simple terms it is% amount earn on the amount invested in a share.


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Eg. If price of the stock is Rs. 100 and it has paid dividend of Rs. 10 for the year.


Then dividend yield is 10%


Dividend yield is


=dividend per share/market price per share x100


means dividend per share divided by market price per share into 100=


another example


Stock price Rs. 300 dividend per share paid is Rs. 50


Then yield is


16.67%


Some of the stock with high dividend yield are Coal India, Hindustan Zinc, REC.


Out of these I have REC in my portfolio.


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