Indicated dividend

Indicated dividend

Total amount of dividends that would be paid on a share of stock over the next 12 months if each dividend were the same amount as the most recent dividend. Usually represented by the letter "e" in stock tables.

Indicated Dividend

The total dividend a company will pay on its stock in the next 12 month period, assuming each payment is the same as the most recent dividend. Indicated dividends are reported on many stock tables. See also: E.
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Based on the closing common stock price on July 17, 2019, of USD 74.42 per common share, the new indicated dividend yield on the company's common stock would be 2.3%.
IBERIABANK increases cash dividend on common stock by 5%
Based on the closing common stock price on August 2, 2018, of $84.75 per common share, the indicated dividend yield on the Company's common stock was 1.8%.
IBERIABANK Corporation declares cash dividend
Entercom's indicated dividend represents a yield of 5.14% -- more than double compared to the average dividend yield of 1.94% for the Services sector.
Entercom Shares Rebound As Stock Goes Ex-Dividend
This represents a 4.5% increase from the prior quarterly dividend of 44c per share paid in December 2017, and reflects an annual indicated dividend rate of $1.84 per share.
FBL Financial raises quarterly dividend 4.5%, authorizes $50M stock buyback
The company has increased its common stock by 7.3 percent to USD0.59 per share and the indicated dividend is USD2.36 per share on an annual basis.
IDACORP increases regular quarterly cash dividend
Annually, the indicated dividend rate is USD2.92 per share, according to the company.
BD's board board approves USD0.73 per share
Despite the fact that a quarter of the S&P 500 index members do not pay a dividend, the index still sported an indicated dividend yield of 2.31 percent on ti Dec.
Dividends for the long run
The indicated dividend yield is 1.4 per cent, according to Bloomberg data.
Cisco faced with difficult choices as sales growth lag behind target
1248, a companion section to the Subpart F provisions, Congress expressly used the term "dividend." The IRS may argue against treating Subpart F inclusions as "dividends received," because Congress would have indicated dividend treatment directly in the statute.
Post-JGTRRA dividend planning
Respondents indicated dividend yield (38%), liquidity (24%), and diversification (19%) as the primary reasons for investing in U.S.
Foreign investors fall short of goal
Health Equity Properties (EQP) yields 10% at the indicated dividend. Health Care REIT and MEDITRUST also have attractive yields.
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