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67Sam
Lloyds paying a dividend yielding 7-9% that's something to look forward to
Where does this figures Lloyds paying a dividend yielding 7-9% come from? At current SP for a dividend yield 7% the total dividend for year would be 3.6p; minus 0.67p already paid gives a final dividend of 2.93p in May. For a 9% dividend yield at current SP total dividend for year would be 4.6p; minus 0.67p already paid gives a final dividend 3.93p in May. I think that is very optimistic indeed! But very nice if we get it!!
""Where does this figures Lloyds paying a dividend yielding 7-9% come from?""
67Sam posted a link yesterday its from deutsche bank
The article is commenting on Capital Return Yields, and should not be confused with actual cash payout dividend yields to shareholders.
Morning hardup, we were very close to 7% dividend pre- pandemic and now with strong profits and an increased capital fund it seems reasonable....
Lloyds is paying a yield of 4% at present
livestock
Lloyds paying 1.13% dividend yield on todays current share price level.
stagecoach
My finger of 4% is for the year, but the one payment of .67p and a share price of 51p works out to be 2.67% yield
Expectation is that final dividend in May will be 2 x interim 0.67p = 1.34p. So total dividend for 2021 will be 2.01p which gives a dividend yield at todays SP of 4%.
I getting the same figures as hardup
As I'm facing another Xmas on bread & water, and with Lloy 'WITHHOLDING' ~£7bn, or ~10pps of shareholders funds, I trust we will be seeing a lot more than the standard 1.34p 'progressive divi' !!!
Fakey,
Just can't stay away! LOL
xwave10
Expectations of all who are knowledgeable in the fact that under normal circumstances companies who pay 2 dividends a year, interim and final dividend, the final dividend is usually 2 x interim dividend.
Asp I agree ,hoping for 5p with the special so I can start living again,I've got a large plum pudding this year for xmas,left over from 2yr ago when the dividends were good so won't be a complete disaster, but it is the last one so will definitely need the income for next year,have a good day enjoy your bread and cheese, dyor .
hu
''under normal circumstances companies who pay 2 dividends a year, interim and final dividend, the final dividend is usually 2 x interim dividend.''
We are not currently under normal circumstances - certainly you could take 2 x interim as being the minimum final payment this year.
We are in a pandemic - cautious steps had to be taken . I am not convinced that effectively the re basing of the progressive dividend policy was set at the interim stage when it was still unclear how the UK would come through the winter with Covid 19, so I will be a bit disappointed if the re basing of the dividend is not set at the final stage. Of course in more normal times the final payment may well be 2 x interim. We will just have to wait until February .
There is plenty of excess capital (without an acquisition) from clawed back provisions and profits to be able to afford more than a 1.34p final dividend.
Hardup,
Anyone with any sense would know these are anything but normal circumstances!
Can someone tell me what date I need to be holding shares to be included for this month dividend payout?
Is there something you haven't been telling us ?????
Hope you have not booked a holiday on strength of it .You maybe Disappointed
Knives- it states on DividendMax there is a dividend at the end of this month. or is that not right?
??? Sorry i not sure .I certainly hope so !!!
xwave10
OK. In these "anything but normal circumstances" Lloyds paid an interim dividend of 0.67p in September based on the half year results made in "anything but normal circumstances". So most people are expecting that if Lloyds can make enough money in these "anything but normal circumstances" to pay an interim dividend of 0.67p, then taking into account the 3rd quarter update which exceeded expectations in these "anything but normal circumstances", and the massive cash pile they are sitting on in these "anything but normal circumstances", they will be able to pay the expected final dividend of 2 x interim dividend in these "anything but normal circumstances". But there again, as you allude to, you are the only one with sense!