How to make 1L in dividends?

[@AkshatZayn]

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[@kancharlasubramanyam4997]

I expect to explain about monthly 1 lac income Plan but it’s yearly 1 lac plan Through dividend

[@ShikhaPrasad]

Was waiting for this Video

[@anasquadri7919]

Bro you didn’t talk about NIFTY Dividend Opportunities 50 Index what do you think about that ?

[@zaffermohamed]

Your calculation of 25 lacs is good for income of 1 lac per annum. Going by the explained calculation, the required investment would be 12x of 25 lacs, i.e. 3 cr

[@harshit6926]

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[@Peterl4290]

I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.

[@larrypaul-cw9nk]

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[@sabastinenoah]

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[@hermanirascible3310]

As per this formula, one requires 3cr to get divided yield of 1lakh/month.

[@rohitvarmabhupathiraju5238]

Yes

[@sherrielynnsnyder3515]

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[@hennykrooshof9751]

most intelligent words I've heard,

[@hennykrooshof9751]

Crypto is the new gold,

[@hennykrooshof9751]

I'm a huge fan of crypto, I hold some few coins in my wallet.

[@georgeedward6246]

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[@georgeedward6246]

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[@Melquis_Goa]

Dividend income is again taxed at 30%( depending on total income, that's slab rate) long term capital gains would be just 10 %

[@mthaha2735]

Thanks for this info

[@otherside7976]

LTCG is 20%... Isn't it?

[@imuwithash]

Government loot

[@vaibhavjain9878]

@@otherside7976 No it's 10% with exemption of 1 lakh rupees

[@kk-mw8fi]

Easy way to avoid tax stop earning or make income below taxable income??

[@narasimhaprabhu8487]

Shares go up and down . Coal India is holding on even when other shares falling. Consumption of coal is going to go up. SAIL , ITC, NALCO , Karnataka Bank, Gail are all good. Only thing investor have to do is to book some profit as prices move up and get average price down . You will get a nice portfolio, i beg to differ with this advice. Often they advise people to invest in crypto...uh!

[@prasadgawde565]

This is my dream and gradually going towards it. Thanks a lot for this video ❤️🙏

[@vineetbh7731]

Nmdc pfc rec are good stocks for dividend

[@pomrum]

Akshat, the concept and the calculation are both incorrect. Firstly, dividend is paid on face value, not at market price. Secondly, and an extension of the first point, 25L investment will not provide 1L dividend income, because the face value of the stocks bought worth 25L will be much cheaper lower. I would recommend you issue a correction to this video, because a you have a huge subscriber base that is watching incorrect content. Cheers.

[@baskarrajesh1252]

Buy Rec around 100 or below it is a great price to enter wait for a year u will chance then buy for 10L lesser the stock price more the no of shares , here stock price is the key once u got at a very cheap price then hold it for long for dividend yealds for ur rest of ur life . Just check only Rec it will touch below 100 and 200 in Every 3 to years time frame . If we entered at 100 and exit @ 200 in Span of 4 years that's is is grate return more than 25Cgr excluding dividend i am waiting for this opportunity in stock market one has to wait for it . Like REC there many good companies which are giving dividend mostly govt companies because they want money from it so they will distribute dividends . Timing is imp once u get at bargain price don't leave them for 20 to 50% growth on principle . Good dividend stocks will secure future with minimal returns with less risk . very good option rather than FD , leading money to others even for that matter buying a appartment for rental income.

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[@oege9513]

I think the entry point is what makes all the difference in dividend stocks. Imagine if an individual has bought the stocks after the COVID crash. They would have made a lot of money on dividends as well as in Capital Appreciation. I personally like dividend paying stocks. We can consider them as bond investments and not as stock. I think this perspective will help. Good luck!

[@deepblue6216]

Akshat, Dividend % is not that of stock CMP but of face value....

[@gaurangsapre2889]

Dividend yield is always calculated as a % of CMP not face value. Dividend is declared by the Company as a % of Face Value.

[@nirmalaanilkumar7659]

As far as I have learnt, dividend is based on the original share price of the company and not the market price of the share.

[@rajantbi]

Yes, dividend is based on the face value and not on the market price

[@amitgour2723]

yes it is called dividend...but for calculating dividend yield cmp is considered.

[@nikitabakshi708]

Hi Akshat, Just a quick question.. isn't the dividend declared on the face value of the stock and not on the stock price on a particular day??

[@akshats.2566]

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[@AbhishekDaga93]

I have been looking for such screener for a long time. But couldn't find a good one and ended up just buying company which pays high dividend and not focusing on the stock price. Thanks for clearing the concept and improving the selection. Cheers! ❤️

[@akshats.2566]

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[@buddy_buddy]

Dividend yield > 3% Roce > 15% Roughly 25 lakh needed to get 1 lakh rupees from dividend ....

[@saivishesh2870]

The dividend is always declared by the company on the face value (FV) of a share irrespective of its market value. 2:05 u said it is declared on stock price.

[@harshagrawal3109]

he said dividend yield....it's calculated on the stock price only...he is correct..

[@surbhitmathur6484]

Dividend yield is calculated on market price only. What you are saying is right that company declare dividend on face value only but as u know that everyone buy stock at different price and the face value remains constant, dividend yield is a better way to understand the return. A 10rs value share, having market price of 3000 if delcares 100% dividend on FV, it looks very very attractive. But again when u calculate dividend yield then only u understand its nothing in terms of return on investment point of view. Thats why dividend yield is used for listed shares. Image u invested 30k in above example and got 100rs as dividend, thats just 0.33% dividend yield but if u calculate it with fv,its 100%. Thats why he is always using dividend yield. Hope its clear now

[@MrAnanthaP]

I don't think ITC has ever given 4.75% dividend yield recently. (Recently means 10 years).

[@saivishesh2870]

@@surbhitmathur6484 than u i got it

[@saivishesh2870]

@@harshagrawal3109 ya i got 👍 thnk u

[@ronjoymajumder8752]

Point well explained..would like to add 1important information that when a stock pays dividend, then usually d stock price corrects by same amount. So basically getting dividend usually doesn't help .

[@harleycartley3138]

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless, I remain grateful to my humble advisor Rita Wildrin Mora.

[@jerryscotfield6913]

I’m gonna play the long term game with well diversified funds

[@stephmeldrich6765]

I googled the lady you mentioned, and left a mail after going through her credentials. her resume shows she was active during the last bear market.

[@walter.dlawson2580]

i like to think the same about ignoring market forecasts

[@chrisanthony3560]

i did the same too about Rita Wildrin Mora, her track record is amazing.

[@anuragagarwal4576]

I guess you are WRONG @2:20. We get dividend out of face value, not from the Last Traded Price.

[@pomrum]

That's correct. Dividend is paid on face value.

[@anuragagarwal4576]

@@pomrum So, I guess he is wrongly calculating the dividends?

[@utkarshpatil3180]

Please make separate video on ROCE! Appreciate your Videos

[@rosewithwater]

Akshat, 1 Lakh per year Or 1 Lakh per month from dividend? you missed that key point. According to your calculation it's 1 Lakh per year calculation. So 3 Cr for 1 Lakh per month dividend income ? Ideally don't dependent on Stock market for primary income.

[@pratt20000]

It is all about creating new income streams. 1 lac per year might sound like a very small number to someone who earns 1 lac per month. But adding up all these small income streams makes a big difference.

[@krishnaniyer7290]

Divident is paid quaterly half yearly or yearly not every month.

[@rosewithwater]

@@krishnaniyer7290 yes it's paid . Dividend yield is measured yearly not every company dividend date is same.

[@bishnoi3362]

If you have 100 crorore then invest 3cr for dividend 😂

[@akshats.2566]

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[@anuragagarwal4576]

If you see in the sorted list, Coal Ltd. comes again. Since you have shown that Coal India stock prices are falling, how is it able to maintain ROCE>15% and Dividend >3%?

[@debashisgupta4455]

If you need income on regular basis and don't want much risk by investing in direct stock,plz invest HDFC BALANCE ADVANTAGE DIVIDEND OPTION MONTHLY,and offcourse invest in direct option..You will get Rs 800 approx per month by investing Rs 1L.And trust me on longer time horizon you capital will grow certainly,best part is that here dividend distribution tax has already been debited from AMC, so the amount in the hand of customer is relatively tax free

[@NikhLogic]

Correction - Dividend is based on face value of the stock & not on market value of the day. Also - The math behind 1 lakh rupee in terms of dividend is incorrect. It’s again taken on value of the stock.

[@ArpitSingh-dz7gt]

He is talking about dividend yield ( Div Yield = dividend/ share price). And yes the dividend is on the FV that's how much percent of money we get as dividend.

[@supadrasta]

The price of the stock gets adjusted down by the % yield right after the ex-dividend date, so you are counting on the price increase along with the dividend and that rarely happens

[@venkatramannarayan5853]

Dividend is paid on the face value of the stock and not on the market value?

[@gurudevsingh9708]

yes, you are right

[@rajoojapps]

Akshat is correct- he used the term “divided yield” which is a percentage on CMP

[@aryans9676]

Yes

[@bbsakthi]

Hi Akshat - U can keep the video further short and crispy. Example u can avoid repeating what is written in the screen, Example Dividend yield of 4.59% is there in the screen and u r writing it again..

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[@SahilSharma-lw3es]

Another thing to keep in mind is not every stock pays dividend qauterly some pay only once a year.

[@muhammadsaad6599]

dividend paying stocks are reliable companies people trust them because it will give you bread and butter for running daily life you only analyze companies through dividend which are geniune.

[@sathyanril]

Pls make a video on ratios, ROE & ROCE… it will be very useful

[@srenga49]

A good analysis. In general those who are in higher tax bracket a good appreciation of growth is essential. However in the present circumstances it is good for the senior citizens to go for high dividend paying companies to get a good return. I am 72 . I invest 80% of my portfolio in SCSS, annuity, POMIS, corporate deposits and bank FDs. About 15% in equity mutual funds (since a long time)including ELSS funds , large cap, Hybrid and flexycap funds. About 5% in cash. I will slowly increase the contribution towards equity. I never redeem except those from some bad fund houses. Some Hybrid funds are very regular in paying monthly dividends, of course one cannot guarantee that. I get around 9% from equity mutual fund with NAV appreciation of around 10%. I firmly believe that seniors must invest slowly in equity so that they can manage the inflation. I once again thankful to you for your talk

[@sudhakarankrishnamoorthy9997]

Hi Akshat am continuously watching your channel . Your way of explaining the things which are clear and I have been watching many channel but your channel help me a lot in terms of learning.

[@deejun4051]

Hi Akshat.. please make a video on using screener for selecting good stocks and what all criteria to look into a stock before purchasing.

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[@ramanathansubramanian3764]

Your example seems to be indicating dividend % is on market price. But now a days dividend is indicated as per share, as share face values are different. Investors, must calculate the real % of return vis-a-vis his purchase price. You may offer your comments Pl.

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[@nkak47]

Taxation on dividend is not complex. It’s simple. Dividend income gets added to your income and you are taxed as per your individual tax slab

[@tejkumar1775]

Sir, you just cleared the air in my mind. In view of recent ups and downs in stock market i was in a thought of to rebalance my portfolio by adding up high devidend paid stocks. Thank you for clarification 🙏

[@Ja5pr33t]

Scammer

[@23snt]

You messed it up Akshat and misinformed your viewers. Dividend is paid on the face values of the stock and not on the price one buys. Do your homework well, you have a big following.

[@rbshayaristatus7684]

Share countit bhi btaya kro sir

[@jeganr4118]

Hi Akshat, I want to mention couple of points here one is Stock splits and Bonus has not been considered. Let me give you example IOCL has given bonus in 2016,2018 and has stock splits so your dividend yield would have become 15% alone dividend. Correct me if i am wrong. If i have invested 250000 in IOCL four years with bonus and stock splits i will be receiving 300000 as dividend alone today with capital being quadrapled if iam right. But still IOCL is high debt PSU.

[@parekhkar1638]

IOCL is not high debt just fyi

[@jeganr4118]

@@ipsofactoraj that's the power of commodity based bussiness models and IOCL shares are mostly owned by goverment which in turn govt receives more cash flow from one single dividend income. They did not inflate stock price too.

[@RaviPrakash-be3zl]

As best of my knowledge Dividends is paid on FACE VALUE not on market value or buy value. Check again.

[@justforlaughsgags-asia3809]

I don't know about subscriber ...But you are definitely making money with videos....with such consistency.

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[@PixelAnatomy]

this is annual 1 lakh income, very good knowledge

[@venkatasairam333]

I haven't watched complete video , watched till 3:44 as per my calculations I suspect 9L to be invested in ITC to get 1L as dividend

[@venkatasairam333]

@@akshats4235 fake comment 😅

[@grthilak]

Nope, you'll get approximately 38000 for the entire year considering the payout is 5 rs, twice a year

[@sunilsonawane4324]

I think you have described wrong at the beginning about ITC Dividend payout calculated. The dividend 4.25 % It should be on Face value of Stock, not on stock price.

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[@whoami7358]

I think best way we can do dividend arbitrage so we can sell future of that stock and buy the stock so we can get dividend on stock but if stocks fall we can cover that from future which we have sold. But it can be done only with those stocks which have f&o, for example if we sell coal India future which required 170000 margin and with the same amount of lot size we buy the stocks of coal which can required amount could be 5-6lacs so which after getting the dividend on stocks we can sell the stocks and we can buy the future, so total required money you need atleast 7-8lacs for getting 4rs dividend on each stocks, like coal india f&o lot size is 4200 and which you brought stocks that also is 4200 then you will get 4rs of dividend on each 4200 quantity which you brought share.

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[@ambalavanant]

It's very simple. Buying high dividend yield stocks is for capital protection. It's not for capital appreciation! If you are already rich then go for it. If you are yet to be rich then it's really not the best option for you!!

[@tatha005]

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[@ashishchougule7094]

The dividend is always declared it's on Face Value, Not on market value. please correct.

[@sarabsingh]

1L dividend income from 25L portfolio is yealy return not monthly.

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[@arunsinghindian]

Thanks for valueable knowledge

[@AyushNehra]

After running query at 7:52. Coal India still appears at number 6. Are you sure the criteria you are advising is good? As it gave the same stock you are bashing.

[@rajivsoni664]

To sum it up, it does not make any sense in investing 25 lakhs to get 1 lakh dividend per annum. Money can be better deployed if growth of capital is the goal.

[@laxmisoujanya3474]

Hello Akshat, Can you please share how to save tax on the dividends that are earned, as they are directly added as source of income .

[@paulharold6721]

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[@commonmencommonbate4529]

Dividend is on the market price or the face value of the stock? I think it's on the face value and not on the market price....

[@Investmentcrusader]

Bought 5000 shares of coal india in 5000 shares of itc 10000 stocks of rvnl and 5000 stock of iocl at recent crash.

[@swamydharma]

Akshat Bhai, No TV at home? Very Good Decision...

[@ranjeethkumar9]

Nice video Akshat,I feel like instead if investing 25Lakh for dividend income, park it in SWP and withdraw 5% , this case the capital also appreciates in long term.

[@_DRACrY]

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[@sandymonline]

Thank you so much Akshat, yesterday only I was googling the same thing. and you cleared all my doubts.. Thanks once again.

[@vinniek630]

They give dividends to attract investors. Also board members will get lot of money through dividends because they own a lot of shares. Best way to transfer company profits to their pockets.

[@bijoyadey4309]

Actually dividend paid on face value of share, not on share value 🙏🙏🙏

[@jitendraprajapati6824]

Bahu achhe dividend 2nd income ,1st your stock prize increased, for year n year

[@tejpalsinghchauhan6645]

It is better to invest in real estate than stock market it gives 6-8%as rental income and appreciation too.

[@ssreeju007]

Good video. Dedicating this to ITC fanboy(s) who always comment with dividend, without realising the other opportunities which they are missing.

[@mridulgangwar]

Itc is a good company bro

[@namanjain5763]

True even I am invested in itc but for very different reasons. My thinking is just to reep the change in policy and customer focus from unregulated cigrate to regulated cigrate market this is something that could change drastically and rapidly and with such high margins and cashflow this could be a great beneficiary. I personally see the growth in income specially lower down the line can make shift from more dangerous kind of cigrate ie beddi to more formal cigrate that is less bad and also highly regulated.

[@ssreeju007]

Bro, ITC is a good company, am not denying.I knew some fan boys who always come and rant about dividend of ITC, whenever question raises for the stock price. They usually say that majority of their expense will cover from dividend even though stock is not moving, fed up with these fan boys dude. I am waiting for the FMCG business growth of ITC, ratehe than cigarette. I feel the cigarette consumption is decreasing and it should move out from the dependency of cigarette as early as possible. If u observe people are more health conscious and we don't generally see public smoking as we saw 10 year back. So my bet would be for the FMCG, and until that I am not focussing on that. Even in 2013 it's share price was 220 +/- (10) which is almost same price 1 week back. So no point in investing heavily on this until it starts moving. We had lot of other opportunities in these years.

[@anuragdey3455]

Will that income be quarterly or yearly?

[@chetanrathod1729]

That dividend is on face value not stock price

[@AmitGupta-ny6qy]

Very nice vedio akshat ..Thx 4 sharing .

[@ramkulkarni1861]

Which platform is better to use sir like groww or zerodha please let me know or make a video sir please.

[@yashtiwari0005]

Hey akshat Please make a fundamental analysis video on relaxo.

[@sadhanandl8347]

Bought IOC and Coal India during Covid times.. Dividend yield is very high plus stock appreciation also there

[@luvmallya]

I dont see any DRIP ( Dividend Reinvestment Plans) in India. The dividends gets credited in the bank account and this has to be manually reinvested. Nor do the smallcases provide that option.

[@vineethr9660]

how is the dividend credited ? is it monthly basis ? for eg lets take IOCL, say i own 1L worth will i be paid on monthly basis ? like every month ? is it same for all companies? or it differs ? if so where can i find for every company ?

[@brainstormd]

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[@bharthi511]

Dividend is paid on the face value right? How does market price impact.. Never I have received dividend on market

[@TheBtrivedi]

Please make video on ROCE as you were saying that you may make a video on ROCE. Would be good to have a video on such important financial parameter.

[@harshsinha12]

11:20 1L is early na? Right?

[@prashantkaddam]

Thank you Akshat for informative video. Can you please make video on top 10 stocks for next 10 yrs.

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[@brewieworld5239]

What do you think about the dividend Fiasco of hinduja global....how do you think it reflects on the company future stock performance

[@mychessmaster]

Tds is deducted if dividend is above 2500 even from MF income . Irritating to file ITR to claim that small amount.

[@LinkinPark.Chester]

Sir, could you make a video on Dividend Yield Mutual Funds.

[@naiduchowdhary2061]

very good information buddy. Tq so much

[@BibaswanBose]

So confusing. In my study I found that, For 1 share you get the dividend= Face value[*not the current value] × the dividend/ yield

[@deepenterprises623]

Ankit Deep = Sorry sir but let me correct you the devidend is paid on the face value of the stock not the market value of the stock.

[@bhallavk]

hi akshat plz discuss one video on GOOGLE SHARE SPLIT WHICH IS 1 STOCK GETTING SPLIT IN TO 20

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[@PiyushSharma-rp4ii]

1 lakh will be annually with a capital of 25 lacs considering 4% annual dividend

[@globaluniversal2273]

The dividend are paid on Face Value or market price? Kindly help to get clear idea

[@basavarajbadni6484]

Face value

[@rahularora8849]

dividends are portion of earnings available for shareholders, it has no direct connection with face value or mkt price. suppose dividend per share is decided at rs 5 and the face value is re 1 then, Dividend rate is 500 percent and mkt price is rs 100 then dividend yield will be 5% dividend rate and dividend yields is just terminology

[@vineetbh7731]

Try to catch dividend stock at low pe. If u buy 17 percent lower price u will get 1 percent more dividend

[@vramkrishn6301]

Simple and lucid. Good topic to discuss...

[@gurmeetchawla8362]

It was indeed a good video in terms of useful information.

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[@chanduallani8372]

Very eye opening video, thank you

[@radhakrishnans9556]

Ive a doubt 🙋‍♂️. Will divident been given based on purchase rate or standard percentage per share ???? 🤔

[@sadhanasingh3680]

Please make videos on ROCE and also some kind of investment advice for government employees..

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[@godblesspradeep]

You are a good teacher dear

[@monishmohan7006]

Very nice video akshat...very informative 👍👍

[@jawedlari192]

Pls provide the list of ten top dividend paying companies

[@mallinavrao]

You are telling that dividend is on the share price. It is not so. Dividend is on face value of the share which is much less.

[@rndm_crp]

But if some company is giving consistently tat means promotor got no better option of reinvesting hence no increment in ROCE hence I don't think divident be primary concern

[@mayankmisra15]

Hi @akshat, Can I say that investing in a smallcase with CAGR(2Y) as ~50% and average 7.66% Dividend yield can be a good approach?

[@MRPTrader7]

☺ sir I'm started reading "the psychology of money. thanks

[@Exceltrainingvideos]

Well explained!

[@grthilak]

Nice to see you here sir. Your Excel videos made a huge difference in my career