Sentences with phrase «upcoming dividend»

Each day, companies across the globe announce upcoming dividend payouts.

Excluding the commissions, the $ 165 in covered call income I collected immediately yesterday ($ 0.55 per share X 300 shares), coupled with the $ 114 in upcoming dividend income ($ 0.38 per share X 300 shares), will have reduced my cost basis to $ 35.42 per share.

The estimate for 2014 (full year) takes into account upcoming dividend increases that have been announced.

The Future Income Report in Sharesight lists expected upcoming dividend and interest payments.

«ALS has essentially made sure all shareholders receive their upcoming dividend, and effectively opened up the doors for a bidding war,» he said.

Perhaps the trend will be broken with the upcoming dividend announcement.

On the ex-dividend date, a new purchaser does not receive the upcoming dividend; they have to wait 3 months for the next distribution.

The ex-dividend date is the date by which you must have purchased a stock in order to receive its upcoming dividend.

From a percentage standpoint, this «10 % Trade» will deliver an instant 2.0 % yield for selling the covered call ($ 3.34 / $ 130.00) and a potential 0.9 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.85 / $ 99.96).

On a percentage basis, I received an instant 2.1 % yield for selling the covered call ($ 2.12 / $ 99.96), and I'm set to capture a 0.9 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.85 / $ 99.96).

This means if you purchase the ETF on this date or later, you will not receive the upcoming dividend.

The ex-dividend date is two business days before that, or Tuesday, July 3: if you sell the ETF on this date or later, you will not receive the upcoming dividend.

From a percentage standpoint, this «10 % Trade» will deliver an instant 2.9 % yield for selling the covered calls ($ 1.40 / $ 48.00) and a potential 0.8 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.36 / $ 48.00).

Depending on when the shares get called away, I may or may not collect the upcoming dividend.

On a percentage basis, I received an instant 2.9 % yield for selling the covered calls ($ 1.40 / $ 48.00) and will capture a 0.8 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.36 / $ 48.00).

The price of your order will be automatically reduced on the «ex-dividend» date by approximately the amount of the upcoming dividend unless you note it as a do not reduce (DNR) when you place the order.

From a percentage standpoint, this «10 % Trade» will deliver an instant 1.2 % yield for selling the covered call ($ 1.05 / $ 90.71)... a 0.7 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.60 / $ 90.71)... and a 2.0 % return from capital gains ($ 1.79 / $ 90.71).

Finally, just a quick side note that HQL announced their upcoming dividend distribution, raising it from 36 cents per share to 41 cents.

On a percentage basis, I received an instant 2.0 % yield for selling the covered calls ($ 1.29 / $ 63.58) and I'll get a 0.5 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.31 / $ 63.58).

From a percentage standpoint, this «10 % Trade» will deliver an instant 2.0 % yield for selling the covered calls ($ 1.29 / $ 63.58)... a 0.5 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.31 / $ 63.58)... and a 2.2 % return from capital gains ($ 1.42 / $ 63.58).

Perhaps the trend will be broken with the upcoming dividend announcement.

At a10 % implied volatility, assuming no upcoming dividends, this call would be expected to trade at approximately $ 0.68.

I am impressed enough by Lowe's to consider it for the upcoming dividend reinvestment cycle in my Dividend Growth Portfolio.

That may not sound like a heck of a lot, but take a look at the percentages: I received an instant 2.7 % yield for selling the covered call ($ 0.59 / $ 21.59) and I'll get a 0.9 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 0.19 / $ 21.59).

It could mean that the fund price has dropped because investors anticipate an upcoming dividend cut.

That may sound like peanuts, but take a look at the percentages: I received an instant 1.6 % yield for selling the covered call ($ 125 / $ 7,908) and I'll get a 0.7 % yield from the upcoming dividend ($ 57 / $ 7,908).

So in total, if we include the call income from yesterday's high - yield trade and the upcoming dividend payout in a couple weeks, we're looking at $ 14.41 per share in combined call income and dividend income (or $ 1,441 in total income).

Declaration date: The date a company's Board of Directors announces an upcoming dividend payment.