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ReturnLab
The cash-return side of a stock, separate from price appreciation.
Dividend yield only measures cash income — it says nothing about whether the share price is rising or falling. A high yield can sometimes signal a falling stock price, not a generous payout.
Dividend yield moves inversely with share price even if the dividend itself never changes — a stock that drops 20% in price sees its yield rise by roughly the same proportion.
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What you entered
Divide the annual dividend by the share price
$2.00 ÷ $50.00= 4.00%Result
Dividend yield: 4%
A stock paying $2/share annually at a $50 price yields 4% — that's the cash return before any price appreciation.