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Where's the coal stocks mate?? I understand that Whitehaven and Yarncoal have withdrawn their dividends in the short term. Whitehaven to acquire BHP's coal assets, Yancoal to likely to try and acquire Anglo's coal but those dividends will be back in the next year or 2. I thought you could find a spot for New Hope's 8% dividend.
Heya! Australia has 19 listed coal stocks, of which 4 have paid dividends in the past year according to Stockopedia - Yancoal, Stanmore, New Hope and Whitehaven. At the start of the video I applied a few filters, one was a yield above 7% and the second a 1Y stock movement of -5% or greater. Yields inflate when price drops, which is why New Hope wasn't featured. * Yancoal - Low TTM yield (4.9%) * Whitehaven - Low TTM yield (2.9%) * Stanmore - Low TTM yield (4.0%) * New Hope - Price drop fell outside the filter (
My hope with this video is to shed light on stocks paying above-par dividends that may otherwise be overlooked. I am limited with what content or opinions I can share on UA-cam which naturally decreases the video's usefulness!
Yield is where you take the past 12 months of dividend payments and divide them by the current stock price. It’s a measure of “if I put in a dollar today, if past dividends were to continue, how much of my $1 investment will be returned over the next 12 months”.
Might have to explore NZ-based ETFs like Smart, or fund managers like Kernel that allow you to have exposure overseas without the FIF calculations to deal with. You'll also benefit from the PIE tax rates (max 28%). Many Australian shares are exempt from FIF too, make sure to use this tool at the IRD website: myir.ird.govt.nz/tools/_/
eToro is one of Australia's most popular trading apps. Make sure to check them out here: med.etoro.com/B19897_A122962_TClick.aspx
eToro AUS Capital Limited AFSL 491139. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. Your capital is at risk. See PDS and TMD.
This communication is general information and education purposes only and should not be taken as financial product advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer of, or solicitation to buy or sell, any financial product. It has been prepared without taking your objectives, financial situation or needs into account. Any references to past performance and future indications are not, and should not be taken as, a reliable indicator of future results. eToro makes no representation and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the content of this publication.
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Where's the coal stocks mate?? I understand that Whitehaven and Yarncoal have withdrawn their dividends in the short term. Whitehaven to acquire BHP's coal assets, Yancoal to likely to try and acquire Anglo's coal but those dividends will be back in the next year or 2. I thought you could find a spot for New Hope's 8% dividend.
Heya! Australia has 19 listed coal stocks, of which 4 have paid dividends in the past year according to Stockopedia - Yancoal, Stanmore, New Hope and Whitehaven. At the start of the video I applied a few filters, one was a yield above 7% and the second a 1Y stock movement of -5% or greater. Yields inflate when price drops, which is why New Hope wasn't featured.
* Yancoal - Low TTM yield (4.9%)
* Whitehaven - Low TTM yield (2.9%)
* Stanmore - Low TTM yield (4.0%)
* New Hope - Price drop fell outside the filter (
Mix feelings about this video...great production values, interesting companies covered, but not overly useful.
My hope with this video is to shed light on stocks paying above-par dividends that may otherwise be overlooked. I am limited with what content or opinions I can share on UA-cam which naturally decreases the video's usefulness!
Hi what is yield?
Yield is where you take the past 12 months of dividend payments and divide them by the current stock price. It’s a measure of “if I put in a dollar today, if past dividends were to continue, how much of my $1 investment will be returned over the next 12 months”.
Back in 2023 you could have bought Shaver Shop under $1. Strange how stocks are recommended after they have gone up.
Any non dividend stocks etfs
FANG: top 10 us tech companies
NDQ: NASDAQ 100 or qqq but Australian.
SEMI: LIKE the US SMH just semiconductors
@Asura6969 i need to learn more about asx. Because fif...
Most ASX stocks are dividend payers.
Might have to explore NZ-based ETFs like Smart, or fund managers like Kernel that allow you to have exposure overseas without the FIF calculations to deal with. You'll also benefit from the PIE tax rates (max 28%). Many Australian shares are exempt from FIF too, make sure to use this tool at the IRD website: myir.ird.govt.nz/tools/_/
The majority of these are small and mid caps, so buyer beware. YMMV. Not for the feint hearted.