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How This Calculator Works
Dividend yield is a stock’s annual dividend per share divided by its current share price,
expressed as a percentage. Enter the annual dividend per share and the current share price, and
this calculator shows the yield — plus, if you enter how many shares you own, your total annual
dividend income.
Yield is what makes dividend income comparable across stocks with very different prices — a $1
dividend means something very different on a $20 stock than on a $200 one, and yield is what
captures that difference in one number.
The Formula
Dividend Yield=Share PriceAnnual Dividend Per Share×100Total Annual Income=Annual Dividend Per Share×Shares Owned
Worked Example
A stock paying $2 per share annually, priced at $50, with 100 shares owned:
Dividend yield: 2÷50×100=4%.
Total annual income: 2×100=$200.
Cómo funciona esta calculadora
La rentabilidad por dividendo es el dividendo anual por acción de una empresa dividido entre el
precio actual de la acción, expresado como porcentaje. Ingresa el dividendo anual por acción y
el precio actual de la acción, y esta calculadora muestra la rentabilidad — además, si ingresas
cuántas acciones posees, tu ingreso anual total por dividendos.
La rentabilidad es lo que hace que el ingreso por dividendos sea comparable entre acciones con
precios muy diferentes — un dividendo de $1 significa algo muy distinto en una acción de $20 que
en una de $200, y la rentabilidad es lo que captura esa diferencia en un solo número.
La fórmula
Rentabilidad por dividendo=Precio por accioˊnDividendo anual por accioˊn×100Ingreso total anual por dividendos=Dividendo anual por accioˊn×Acciones en propiedad
Ejemplo resuelto
Una acción que paga $2 por acción anualmente, con un precio de $50, con 100 acciones
en propiedad:
Dividend yield is a stock's annual dividend per share divided by its current share price, expressed as a percentage. It's the standard way to compare how much income a stock pays out relative to its price, regardless of the company's size or share price.
What is a good dividend yield?
There's no single universal target — yields vary a lot by sector and company strategy. An unusually high yield can sometimes signal a falling share price (which mechanically raises the yield) or an unsustainable payout, rather than simply being a better deal, so it's worth looking at the company's overall financial health, not just the yield number alone.
Does dividend yield include dividend growth or reinvestment?
No — this is a snapshot based on the current annual dividend rate and current share price. It doesn't project how the dividend or share price might change over time, or model the effect of reinvesting dividends to buy more shares.
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