Calculation of cash distribution of shares, calculation of dividends of stock distribution of shares

Updated on Financial 2024-05-03
19 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The above is irresponsible, I guess so, hehe

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Ex-rights and ex-dividends on the same day** = (previous day** price - dividend amount + allotment price allotment rate) (1 + allotment rate + allotment rate) = (yuan.)

    There will be trades, so there is no normal price, only the opening price. The ex-dividend stock price in a bull market will be **, and the ex-dividend stock price in a bear market will be **.

    The price before the ex-rights (interest) date is the ex-rights (interest) price on the ex-rights (interest) date. **The daily opening price is generated by the call auction, and the opening price is not exactly equal to the ex-right price. At this time, the ex-right price (the previous closing price) can only be used as the reference price for the opening of the ** on the ex-rights date, if most people are unanimously optimistic about the stock, the entrustment price is higher than the ex-rights price, and the opening price generated by the call auction is higher than the ex-rights price, then fill in the rights; Otherwise, the right is discounted.

    If there is a ** in which the majority of the bids and sells agree to the ex-right price, an opening price equal to the ex-right price will be generated.

    Abbreviation of ex-rights"dr", ex-dividend abbreviation"xr", ex-rights and ex-dividends are collectively referred to as xd, which is to correct the previous ** price.

    On the day of the ex-dividend date, i.e. on the ex-dividend base date, there will be an ex-dividend**, which is the market ** price of the day before the base date minus the cash dividend payable by the company, which is the reference price of the opening price on the ex-dividend date.

    The day of ex-rights is called the base date of ex-rights, and there will be ex-rights**.

    There are three types of calculation of ex-rights**:

    1.When giving shares: ex-rights** = (the day before the ex-rights date**price) (1 + share delivery rate).

    2.In the case of a paid allotment of shares; Ex-rights**=(the day before the ex-rights date**price + allotment price allotment ratio) (1 + allotment ratio).

    3.When the allotment is combined with the paid allotment: ex-rights price = ** price on the day before the ex-rights date = allotment price allotment rate (1 + allotment rate + allotment rate).

    If the ex-rights and ex-dividends are carried out at the same time, the calculation formula is: ex-rights and ex-dividends on the same day** = (previous day's ** price - dividend amount + allotment price allotment rate) (1 + allotment rate + allotment rate).

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Ok, I did the math, it should be calculated like this, as follows:

    1. If the investor holds 100 shares of the company**, 15 yuan shares, the original cost is 15 * 100 = 1500 yuan;

    Second, the participating company sent the distribution, and the situation is like this:

    Send 5, that is, 100 shares to give 50 shares, the total share capital increases, then the actual value of each share becomes 10 yuan shares, and the cost of this part of the share is now 500 yuan (50 shares * 10 yuan shares).

    With 5, the allotment price is 8 yuan, this part of the cost is 400 yuan (50 shares * 8 yuan) 3, cash, 10 distribution of 7 yuan, that is, this part of the cost is 70 yuan Overview, the total cost of the investor after participating in the distribution is:

    500 + 400 + 70 = 970 yuan, plus the original cost of 1000 yuan (note that the original is 1500 yuan, and the actual value of the stock price becomes 10 yuan after participating in the allotment). In the end, the actual cost became 1000 + 970 = 1970 yuan.

    3. The rate of return during the holding period is calculated as follows:

    1970 (final benefit) - 1500 (original cost) = 479 yuan (actual benefit) yield = 479 yuan (actual benefit) 1500 (original cost) I hope it can help you :) All hands played, give an encouragement, hehe :)

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    10 to 5, that is, 100 shares to 50 shares, the total share capital increases, then the actual value of each share becomes 10 yuan shares, the cost of this part of the share is now 500 yuan (50 shares * 10 yuan shares).

    Cash, 10 distributions of 7 yuan, that is, this part of the cost is 70 yuan.

    Total income: 570 yuan.

    Cost: 1500 + pay 50 * 8 = 1900 yuan Title: "After this".

    570 1900 = 30% yield.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    It is not possible to calculate the selling price when the holding period is one year and is not given.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Roughly recalculated, based on the assumption above, the cost of allotment increases by 400, and the actual value is 500 yuan, so the value of its holdings is now 1500 + 500 + 70 = 2070 yuan, the total cost is 1500 + 400 (allotment cost) = 1900, and the total income is 570 1900 =, but 570 = 2070-1500

    It's the initial cost...

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    What is the share price reached after one year of participation, that is, the ** price on the record date?

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    In fact, as long as the listed company has been making money and not losing money, it will have the opportunity to get dividends. Did you know that some companies pay dividends several times a year? How exactly are dividends calculated? Let's take a closer look.

    1) How is the dividend calculated?

    Every year, when a listed company makes a profit, it will take out part of the profit to investors, usually there are two ways to transfer shares and dividends, and the more generous companies include these two ways of dividends.

    For example, we often see 10 to 8 distributions of 5 yuan, which means that if you hold 10 shares of company A, then you will get an additional 8 shares of ** and 5 yuan in cash dividends in your account after the dividend announcement is issued.

    It should be noted that only those purchased before the share registration date can participate in the dividend.

    2) Is it better to **before or after dividends)?

    It doesn't matter if it's before or after the dividend, it is recommended that investors wait for the dividend before entering the market. Because selling bonus shares also needs to deduct the corresponding tax, if it is said that it is sold not long after the dividend, it is a loss of money as a whole, and the first priority of value investors is to choose the right **.

    If you don't have time to take a good look at a certain stock, you might as well click on the link below, enter what you want to know, and conduct an in-depth analysis: [Free] Test your **current valuation position?

    3) How to operate in the later stage of dividends?

    Normal dividends indicate that the listed company is operating well, so if you continue to be optimistic, you will continue to hold it and wait for the right to fill in the dividends in the later stage.

    But if you buy it at a very high position, you may face **. In the later stage, if you find that the trend is wrong, you need to set up *** in advance to make it easy to stop losses in time.

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  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Hello, according to the content you provide, it can be divided into two steps and calculated like this: one, **change, you **** 1000 shares, cost price yuan. Yuan*1000 shares 46239 yuan, 46239 1500 shares**:

    1,000 shares**, 500 free shares). Two. Dividends, yuan (dividends per share), if the tax is removed, the dividend of yuan will be reduced, and the cost price will increase slightly.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    ICBC** number 10 value of after-tax dividends, ie.

    10000 10 yuan, you can get 1656 yuan.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    2 upstairs, are you **?

    How much is 10 distributions, not 10 shares, but 10 lots.

    is 10,000 shares = 100 lots. 100 lots is the real payout of the money in your account.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    On the day of the payout, you can get a bonus: 10,000*).

    Standard answer.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Cash dividends, also known as cash dividends, are dividends in cash. Through cash dividends, it is possible not to expand the share capital and not to put pressure on future operations. If it is a share gift, the impact on the earnings per share in the following years is relatively large.

    In general, in a bull market, it is more likely to give bonus shares, and in a weak market, it is more important to pay attention to the distribution of dividends.

    Cash distribution, also known as dividends, refers to the fact that a listed company distributes part or all of the surplus reserves and profits payable for the current period to shareholders in the form of cash dividends, for which shareholders should pay income tax.

    There are generally two ways for listed companies to distribute cash: giving shares and sending cash. For example, 10 shares will be converted into 10 shares, and 5 jiao will be distributed for every 10 shares, and then the provident fund will be converted into 10 shares** to all shareholders.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    Bonus shares, allotments and cash distributions will be ex-rights, if according to the **ex-dividend of 15 yuan, you must first find the ex-rights and ex-dividends**, and then make other calculations.

    Ex-rights formula for cash dividends, free shares and allotments:

    Ex-rights and ex-dividends** = (share record date** price + allotment price allotment ratio - cash dividend per share) (1 + share gift ratio + allotment ratio per share).

    That is: ex-rights and dividends**=(15 yuan + 8 yuan * 1 yuan) (1 + 1 2 + 1 2) = yuan.

    So how much profit will you make in a year, which is not necessarily, because what will be the stock price in a year? You and I can't tell, so we can't know.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    I guess you're confusing the two concepts. There are many ways to pay dividends to the company, one is to pay dividends per share directly, that is, how much cash is sent per share, and this money is directly transferred to your **account, without additional operation; Another is the distribution of shares, which is how many shares are given away per share. For example, if you give 1 share for every 10 shares, that is, you buy 100 shares in your hand, that is, 1 lot, and ** company gives you another 10 shares, which becomes a hand.

    And what you said about the removal of rights, this is not true. Looking at the ** is to look at the right to see, and the **trend of this view is the most real** trend. If you look at the reinstatement, the stock price was originally 10 yuan, and now it is still 10 yuan, but after the dividend, it is not excluded that the stock price will be exhausted.

    Of course, there are also some high-quality stocks, after the dividend is paid, the stock price continues to rise.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Generally, it is settled per share.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Many of the words you have here are mixed with two meanings, such as sending and transferring, which are separated, and they are explained separately with reference to the following.

    Share transfer: A form of dividends for listed companies. That is, dividends are distributed by converting shares from the capital reserve.

    Distribution of shares: It is generally called the transfer of shares, that is, the red that should be divided into shares, for example, if you have a certain **100 shares, the distribution method is 10 to 2, that is, every 10 shares to increase 2 shares, then after the ex-rights (that is, the end of the distribution) the ** in your hand will become 120 shares.

    Dividends: that is, cash distribution, such as 10 distributions of 5, that is, 10 shares of 5 yuan in cash.

    Giving away shares: a form of dividends for listed companies. That is: to take the method of giving shares.

    The share gift and transfer increase are free of charge to obtain the ** of the listed company, but the accounting treatment of the listed company in the financial accounting is different.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    This is good, it feels quite intimate Ha00

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    There's not so much vanity, let's do it directly0731

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