Calculation formula of stock earning rate: stock earning rate=dividend per share of common stock ÷ market price per share of common stock × 100% stock earning rate shall be applied to minority equity of unlisted companies; Or, stock earning rate=(dividend per common share+market profit per share) ÷ market price per common share × 100%.
Each share of the same class represents equal ownership of the company. The size of the ownership share of the company owned by each shareholder depends on the proportion of the number of shares it holds in the total share capital of the company. Stock is an integral part of the capital of a joint-stock company. It can be transferred, bought and sold. It is the main long-term credit tool in the capital market, but the company cannot be required to return its capital contribution.
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How to calculate the interest rate of stocks
Stock earning rate is also called "common stock earning rate" and "dividend taking rate". Common stock earning rate is the percentage of dividend per share and market price per share. The calculation formula is:
Interest rate of common stock=(dividend per share/market price per share) × 100%
The stock earning rate shall be applied to the minority equity of unlisted companies. The minority shareholders of unlisted companies mainly rely on dividends to make profits.
Extended data:
Stock earning rate is an indicator to measure the current dividend yield of common shareholders. When this indicator is used to analyze the return on investment of shareholders, the denominator should be the price paid by investors when they bought stocks at the beginning; The current market price is used in the analysis of the stocks to be invested.
Investors can use the relationship between stock price and interest rate and market regulation mechanism to predict the rise and fall of stock price. When the expected dividend is unchanged, the stock yield moves in the opposite direction to the stock market price. When the yield of a stock is low, it indicates that the stock market price is high; On the contrary, if the interest rate is too high, it means that the stock price is too low, and investors will compete to buy it, which will lead to the rise of the stock price.
Stock yield
The stock earning rate refers to the ratio of dividends per share to the market price of the stock. The calculation formula is: stock earning rate=dividends per common share/market price per common share * 100%.
Assumption: if you buy a stock, the purchase price is 12.7, the current stock price is 14.2, and you currently hold 100 shares, you can calculate the stock return rate as (14.2-12.7)/14.2 * 100%=10.56%, and you can also calculate the total profit as (14.2-12.7) * 100=150 yuan.
Development materials:
Stock return rate refers to the ratio of the total income obtained from investing in stocks to the original investment amount. Stocks are favored by investors because of the gains they bring. The absolute yield of a stock is the dividend, and the relative yield is the stock yield.
Stock yield=yield/original investment
When the stock is not sold, the amount of income is the dividend.
The level indicators of stock investment return mainly include dividend yield, holding period yield and holding period yield after stock split.
1. Dividend yield
Dividend yield, also known as yield rate, refers to the ratio of dividends or bonuses distributed in cash by a joint-stock company to the stock market price. Its calculation formula is:
This rate of return can be used to calculate the dividend yield obtained, and can also be used to predict the possible dividend yield in the future.
2. Holding period yield
The holding period yield refers to the ratio between the dividend income and the difference between the bid ask spread and the purchase price of the stock during the period when the investor holds the stock. The calculation formula is:
If the stock has not yet matured, investors can hold the stock for a few days or years. The holding period yield reflects the proportion of all dividend income and capital gains of investors in a certain holding period in the investment principal. The holding period yield is one of the indicators most concerned by investors, but if you want to compare it with the yield of bonds, bank interest rates and other financial assets, you must pay attention to the time comparability, that is, the holding period yield should be converted into the annual rate.
3. Holding period recovery rate
The holding period recovery rate refers to the ratio of the difference between the cash dividend income and the bid ask spread of the stock and the purchase price of the stock during the period when the investor holds the stock. This indicator mainly reflects the investment recovery. If the stock price drops or the investors operate improperly after buying the stock, the selling price of the stock may be lower than the buying price, or even the holding period return rate is negative. At this time, the holding period return rate can be used as a supplementary indicator of the holding period return rate to calculate the recovery rate of the investment principal. The calculation formula is:
4. Holding period yield after share splitting
After an investor buys a stock, the market price of the stock and the number of shares held by the investor will change when the stock company issues stock dividends or carries out stock splits (i.e. stock splits). Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the stock price and the number of shares after the stock split to calculate the holding period yield after the stock split.
When the stock is not sold, the amount of income is the dividend. The main indicators to measure its stock investment return level are dividend yield, holding period yield and holding period yield after stock split.
