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Dividend vs. Dividend Yield (Stock Investing 101)

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So useless
Comment from : @gttan390

Buy yourself a pen
Comment from : @gttan390

Thank u for making this 100 clear for me now Clay ! 👊
Comment from : @alexandersiskos7176

Im here after checking the latest yahoo finance It suggests xshd is a great high dividend stock for passive income brThe 1 day, 3 month, half yr, annual etc are all downcurrently at $1421 the 30 day yield is 766 its giving me the yield so does that mean i dont have to do the math shown here? No dividend is shown only the yield brSo is this suggesting that i get 766 percent of the current stock price paid out monthly? Which would be $108 per share right?brbrJust trying to make sure i understand
Comment from : @pearltimes12

What is the difference between a 30 day yield?? Instead of a year
Comment from : @caphulk5553

New subscriber here!
Comment from : @2Fr3shVang

If the company says 30-Day Yield 5 does that mean we get 5 dividend yield per stock monthly ?
Comment from : @jg6211

This was by far the best video I watched and understood
Comment from : @Marchajournal

Excellent explanation I have always looked at high yield only Good to know Thanks This really helps I always thought the yield should stay the same no matter what the price
Comment from : @std882

thank you for this explanation! so a dividend is not guaranteed if you buy a stock? can you please explain further on that! I appreciate it
Comment from : @allyeee

Thank You for this quick and very understandable video on Dividend and yield You have to BE Smart Clay because you showed your work which was the simple Math! LOL Continue the Teaching Lessons for AllFrank
Comment from : @frankpatton7705

Nice info, Thank
Comment from : @OurWorldViews

Great video
Comment from : @christianbpperez6044

hey, don't know if you've already done one, but a basic video on writing covered calls would probably be beneficial to alot of newer investors
Comment from : @leecampbell5736

Or if they pay diveden
Comment from : @towntakes

thank you, Clay
Comment from : @mintech1000

Bro thank you so much I’ve been trying to figure out how to come up with a percentage number for years lol😅
Comment from : @terryshanburn1233

In process of moving all my 401K into my own IRA
Comment from : @TdawgTrading

Thanks for this great explanatory video, ClaybrbrIf a stock splits in half, does the divided yield double because each share price is halved? Or do companies similarly reduce the dividend so that the yield remains the same after the split?
Comment from : @patrickmeehan6856