O que é dividend yield?

Annual dividends per share divided by share price. The cleanest "this stock pays me X% per year" number. Aplicado a KO no invest-like.com para o tornar concreto.

Como se calcula dividend yield?

A fórmula é: Dividend Yield = Annual Dividends per Share / Share Price. A decomposição completa está nesta página, com um exemplo calculado em KO.

Por que dividend yield importa para o value investing?

Dividend Yield é uma métrica de ownership documentada ao longo de mais de 50 anos de cartas aos acionistas da Berkshire Hathaway do Warren Buffett e do cânone mais amplo do value investing (Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt). Entra no score composto Buffett-Fit no invest-like.

Onde posso ver dividend yield numa ação real?

Abre /buffett/ko/ no invest-like.com para o valor Dividend Yield de KO ao lado do resto do veredito Buffett-Fit de 5 pilares. Cada ação cotada no universo de 12.000 tickers tem o mesmo campo - atualizado diariamente.

Em que dividend yield difere de buyback yield?

Dividend Yield e buyback yield são ambas métricas de ownership - vê o termo ligado para a distinção em mecânica e uso. O framework Buffett-Fit no invest-like.com usa ambas no score composto com ponderações de pilar diferentes.

Dividend Yield - Definição, fórmula + exemplo Buffett

Annual dividends per share divided by share price. The cleanest "this stock pays me X% per year" number.

What it is

Annual dividends per share / share price. A 4% dividend yield = $4 of annual income per $100 invested.

What "good" looks like

5%+: high - usually signals either a deeply undervalued business OR a stretched payout ratio that may not be sustainable
2–5%: typical for mature, capital-returning businesses
0.5–2%: signals the business is reinvesting most of its cash flow
0%: growth-mode (no dividend) - common for tech and early-stage companies

What matters more than the yield itself

1. Dividend growth rate: a stock yielding 2% growing dividends 15%/year compounds faster than a stock yielding 5% with stagnant dividends 2. Payout ratio: dividends / earnings. Above 80% is unsustainable; above 100% is a red flag 3. History: 20+ years of uninterrupted dividend payments = strong capital-allocation discipline

Watch for "yield traps"

A stock at 12% dividend yield is rarely a bargain. Usually the share price has collapsed because the market expects the dividend to be cut. Examples: GE in 2018, AT&T in 2022. Always check whether free cash flow covers the dividend before buying for yield.

Dividend Yield

What it is

What "good" looks like

What matters more than the yield itself

Watch for "yield traps"

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