Indian Stock Market's two
benchmarking indices BSE and NSE seen fall in their stocks. NSE was
down 0.6% and it headed towards the biggest weekly fall in past 9
months. General sentiments from investors were like this all happened
because of budget declaration but the inner story is slightly
different as market fell because of financial health concerns of
European banking system on Thursday.
Well moving further, I would
like to put your focus again on dividend investment strategies which
can earn you high yield dividend paying stocks from Indian stock
market.In The Bottom part i will be discussing some important points
about how to identify a good stock, which are the best dividend
paying stocks to buy and which are the stocks that can provide you a
consistent amount of good dividend income.
What is Dividend
Investing Approach and why it is so Popular amongst Investors?
Dividend Investing Approach
is a special strategy which is basically based on building a
collection of blue-chip stocks from the stock market with
big/fat/high dividend yields that generates money to investors
throughout the year. Investors feel pleased to see the regular cash
flow towards them generated by such dividend paying stocks in India.
Dividends are paid by companies to shareholders usually whenever they
earn profit in stock market. Such blue chip stock companies release
cash to shareholders because they have to maintain their
balance-sheets also and they can't carry a big amount of cash as
profit either they can re-invest that profit back into their business
or can distribute it amongst investors who holds their stocks.
If a company decides to pay
dividends to investors after earning some considerable profit, first
company's board directors will decide that how much dividend per
share will be given to shareholders. This event is known as dividend
announcement and the date on which this announcement comes is known
as dividend announcement date. After that 3 dividend dates are issued
named as dividend record date, Ex-dividend date, dividend payment
date. Dividend record date is the date from which a company nominates
the shareholders eligible for dividend payment. After record date is
over dividend nominations are not accepted and on the payment date
investors receives the dividend payment on their brokerage account,
their bank account or in their mails.
What is the
Importance of Dividend Dates:
Dividend Dates are important
to focus as you have to claim for upcoming dividends on Indian stocks
you hold before the record date is over. Also if you decides to sell
a owned stock on it's ex-dividend date, you will still be able to
receive it's dividend payment associated while if you sell it before
it's ex-dividend date, you won't receive anything. Similarly if you
are interested in any other dividend paying stocks which you do not
own, if you buy it before it's ex-dividend date you will be able to
get dividends associated with it. On the other hand if you buy it on
it's ex-dividend date or later than you will not be getting anything.
This whole scenario makes ex-dividend date an extremely important
data to focus. Most of the investors just buy stocks associated with
heavy dividends just before their ex-dividends and earns great
returns.
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