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Wu Junxiang
07 Jun 2019
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Gabriel Tham
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Let me give an example here:
Let's say the dividend is $1 per share.
If the price is $100, the dividend yield is $1/$100 = 1%
If the price is $200, the dividend yield is $1/$200= 0.5%
So the amount given is the same but based on the share price the % or yield changes.
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Let me give an example here:
Let's say the dividend is $1 per share.
If the price is $100, the dividend yield is $1/$100 = 1%
If the price is $200, the dividend yield is $1/$200= 0.5%
So the amount given is the same but based on the share price the % or yield changes.