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Sandra

23 Jul 2023

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How to get the dividend rate (%) of a stock based on the price i bought it?

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i bought ABC at 11$ last 2020. the 2023 dividend rate is 5% (this is of course based on the current stock price which lets say 20$). how would i get my dividend rate (%) based on the 11$ i bought it

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Choon Yuan Chan

31 Jul 2023

Current dividend given divided by the $11 you paid for

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1M45

Edited 24 Jul 2023

Take the past 12 month dividend recieved divided by your average cost

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Billy

23 Jul 2023

Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity

Hi Sandra, you'll have to take the dividend payout amount and divide it based on your cost price to ...

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