2023年5月11日,

猜你收入如果在西农集团投资5000美元股票去年6月寻找被动收入吗?猜你收入如果在西农集团投资5000美元股票去年6月西农集团中期股息比上年上升了10%,利润推动下一个大的飞跃。Bernd Struben在美国取得了经济学学位。后几年写旅游业在加勒比地区,他搬到荷兰覆盖欧盟蓬勃发展的商业房地产市场。他在2010年搬到澳大利亚,在那里他转换到分析澳大利亚股票市场。他雇佣了一个宏观经济学和公司特定的数据来衡量什么他相信明天的最佳投资。在空闲时间,你可能会发现Bernd在海滩或涉猎了科幻小说的新工作。最新文章Bernd Struben(见)图片来源:盖蒂图片社你阅读免费的意见可能不同于条傻瓜式的高端投资服务。成为一个傻瓜式成员今天得到即时访问我们的高级分析师建议,深入研究,投资资源,等等。了解更多要点一些ASX 200投资者可以获得4.5%的收益率ASX 200零售份额降至一年低位去年6月如果剔除被动收入,西农集团有限公司(ASX:韦斯)股票将刚刚击败了一年期的性能S&P / ASX 200指数(ASX:指数)。 Over the past 12 months, Wesfarmers shares have gained 3.8%, compared to a 2.4% gain posted by the benchmark index. Now let’s add that passive income back into the equation. The ASX 200 retail share paid two fully franked dividends over the past year, maintaining its long track record as a reliable income stock . Wesfarmers’ board declared a final dividend of $1 per share, which hit stockholders’ bank accounts on 6 October. Wesfarmers shares delivered an interim dividend of 88 cents per share, which was paid on 28 March. The interim dividend was up a healthy 10% year on year. That was driven by a 14% increase in the company’s half-year profits, which reached $1.4 billion over the six months. All told then, shareholders will have received $1.88 for every Wesfarmers share they hold. At the current share price of $51.19, that works out to a trailing yield of 3.7%. Or $185 in passive income from a $5,000 investment at today’s price. With potential tax benefits from the franking credits. The dividends also help boost the accumulated gain to 7.6% over the year. But some ASX 200 investors will be earning significantly more passive income than others. How much passive income might Wesfarmers shares have delivered? Like most of the market, Wesfarmers shares tumbled to one-year lows in June. At market close on 17 June, shares were changing hands for $41.66 apiece, having dropped more than 17% over the prior four weeks. Now it would have taken a brave, or perhaps well-advised, investor to snap up $5,000 worth of shares on that day. Indeed, buying a stock that’s been falling will often see you holding a stock that’s set to fall further. But with the benefit of hindsight, we know that’s not the case for Wesfarmers shares. If you’d bought on 17 June you would have been eligible for both of the retail company’s dividend payments. At $41.66 per share that works out to a 4.5% yield. Or a very tidy $225 in passive income from your $5,000 investment. Not to mention the 22.9% gain in the Wesfarmers share price since that low. Motley Fool contributor Bernd Struben has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool Australia's parent company Motley Fool Holdings Inc. has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool Australia has positions in and has recommended Wesfarmers. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy . This article contains general investment advice only (under AFSL 400691). Authorised by Scott Phillips. More on Dividend Investing