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What is a share?
Think about ownership.
What does face value represent?
It's set when shares are issued.
What is the face value of a share?
Remember what's established at issuance.
A stock pays a dividend of ₹5 and is priced at ₹100. What is the yield?
Think about how yield is calculated.
You purchased 15 shares of a company at a market price of ₹75 each, and the company declares a dividend of 6%. After a year, the market price rises to ₹90. Calculate your total dividends and yield at the new market price.
Calculate dividends from the face value based on dividend percent and then determine yield with new market value.
A company changes its dividend policy. If they increase the dividend from 10% to 15% on a share with a face value of ₹100, and the market price stays at ₹200, what is the new yield percentage?
Just apply your knowledge of dividend calculation and the yield formula.
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