Stock profit calculator
A stock trade's result after commission and tax.
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Dividend calculator
The yield and yearly income of a dividend stock, and how the holding grows when the dividends buy more shares.
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The holding
What it pays
A yield of 4.00%: about $200.00 a year from 100 shares now.
- Each payment
- $50.00, 4 times a year.
- After 10 years, reinvested
- 148.89 shares paying $297.77 a year, worth $7,444.32 at today's price; $2,444.32 of dividends bought them.
The holding year by year, dividends reinvested on each pay date.
| Year | Shares | Dividends that year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 104.06 | $203.02 |
| 3 | 112.68 | $219.84 |
| 5 | 122.02 | $238.06 |
| 10 | 148.89 | $290.47 |
At a constant price and dividend. Companies cut, raise and skip dividends, and the price moves, so this is the arithmetic, not a forecast.
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Yield is the dividend over the price
A stock at 50 paying 2 a year yields 4%: 100 shares pay 200 a year, 50 each quarter. Reinvested at the same price, those payments buy about 4 more shares in the first year and more each year after, so after ten years the holding is near 149 shares paying close to 300. A high yield can also mean the market expects a cut: the yield is only as good as the dividend behind it.
For the result of selling, use the stock profit calculator; for several buys of the same stock, the average price calculator.
Not advice or tax advice. Arithmetic on the numbers you type.
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