May 29, 2009

What is the equation to figure out how much a stock is trading at?

~~~J~~~ asked:


Example:

If a company paid a dividend of $5.10 per share and the yield was 8.14%, how much is the stock currently trading at?
Dividend divided by stock price equals yield (%)
Thank you!

Alfredo

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Comments on What is the equation to figure out how much a stock is trading at?

May 30, 2009

k_oolguy1979 @ 8:09 am

Carrie

The formula for calculation of Yield is as follows:

Yield (%) = Dividend per share/Current market price of share

So in this case, current trading price is = $5.10/8.14% = $62.65

Cheers
Ajay

May 31, 2009

shshao @ 11:05 am

Miles

stock price equals Dividend divided by yield (%)

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