Dividend research, yields, growth & screening tools
Every dividend-paying stock and ETF we track — current yield, payment history, ex-dividend dates and payout safety — drawn from live market quotes and company filings.
Dividendly helps income investors research dividend-paying stocks and ETFs by symbol, company, current yield, dividend history, ex-dividend date, payout ratio, growth streak, and industry. Use the search box at the top to look up any ticker, or browse the screener, calendar, ETF list, and industry screens below. Every figure is drawn from live market quotes and company filings — 2,388 securities tracked.
A dividend is a cash payment a company makes to shareholders, usually each quarter. Dividend investors look less at rapid price swings and more at current yield (the annual payout as a % of price), payout ratio (how much of earnings is paid out — a read on safety), dividend growth (a rising payout over time), and the ex-dividend date (buy before it to receive the next payment). New here? Switch on Guided view above and we explain each term as you go.
The week ahead
688
companies in our coverage go ex-dividend over the next seven days. Buy before a stock's ex-dividend date to receive its next payment.
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Going ex-dividend next
Full calendar → VGI Virtus Global Multi-Sector Income Fund |
13.37% | Sep 14 |
 EDF Virtus Stone Harbor Emerging Markets Income Fund |
13.28% | Sep 14 |
 SNGSF Singamas Container Holdings Limited |
12.85% | Sep 14 |
 NCV Virtus Convertible & Income Fund |
10.09% | Sep 14 |
 ZTR Virtus Total Return Fund Inc. |
10.00% | Sep 14 |
 NCZ Virtus Convertible & Income Fund II |
9.44% | Sep 14 |
 AIO Virtus Artificial Intelligence & Technology Opportunities Fund |
8.49% | Sep 14 |
 JSM Navient Corporation SR NT 6% 121543 |
8.39% | Sep 14 |
Dividend Dashboard
Today's movers, the highest yields, our top-ranked names and the latest declarations.
Highest Yield
Screener → HRZN Horizon Technology Finance Corporation |
22.04% |
 IVR Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. |
21.18% |
 RWT Redwood Trust, Inc. |
20.28% |
 MSA.TO Mineros S.A. |
19.85% |
 ORC Orchid Island Capital, Inc. |
18.96% |
 PSEC Prospect Capital Corporation |
18.92% |
 ARR ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. |
18.23% |
 OFS OFS Capital Corporation |
17.62% |
Top Ranked
Full report → KFFB Kentucky First Federal Bancorp |
81.5 |
 LNC Lincoln National Corporation |
79.4 |
 ASB Associated Banc-Corp |
78.6 |
 MFIN Medallion Financial Corp. |
78.4 |
 FFBC First Financial Bancorp. |
78.2 |
 CMCSA Comcast Corporation |
78.0 |
 TVC Tennessee Valley Authority |
77.2 |
 TVE Tennessee Valley Authority PARRS A 2029 |
76.9 |
Top Gainers
Screener → HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company |
+12.42% |
 DELL Dell Technologies Inc. |
+11.95% |
 NTAP NetApp, Inc. |
+8.54% |
 HPQ HP Inc. |
+8.40% |
 XRX Xerox Holdings Corporation |
+8.20% |
 CDW CDW Corporation |
+7.85% |
 MEI Methode Electronics, Inc. |
+7.80% |
 SIMO Silicon Motion Technology Corporation |
+7.25% |
Top Losers
Screener → NNAVW NextNav Inc. |
-21.32% |
 KAI Kadant Inc. |
-6.96% |
 FMC FMC Corporation |
-5.63% |
 PJT PJT Partners Inc. |
-4.97% |
| KFFB Kentucky First Federal Bancorp |
-4.87% |
 APAM Artisan Partners Asset Management Inc. |
-4.51% |
 GSM Ferroglobe PLC |
-4.04% |
 STX Seagate Technology Holdings plc |
-3.73% |
Recently Declared
Declarations → DX Dynex Capital, Inc. |
$0.1700 M |
 INVH Invitation Homes Inc. |
$0.3000 Q |
 AMAT Applied Materials, Inc. |
$0.5300 Q |
 GHC Graham Holdings Company |
$1.8800 Q |
| KAI Kadant Inc. |
$0.3600 Q |
| RWT Redwood Trust, Inc. |
$0.1800 Q |
 MPWR Monolithic Power Systems, Inc. |
$2.0000 Q |
 KVUE Kenvue Inc. |
$0.2100 M |
Dividend investing: frequently asked questions
What is dividend yield?
Dividend yield is the annual dividend expressed as a percentage of the share price. A stock paying $2.00 a year at a $50 price yields 4%. Because the price is the denominator, the yield rises when the price falls, so an unusually high yield can reflect a declining share price rather than a larger payout.
What is the ex-dividend date?
The ex-dividend date is the cutoff for a dividend. You must own the shares before the ex-dividend date to receive the upcoming payment; if you buy on or after that date, the seller keeps that payment. Our ex-dividend calendar lists the upcoming dates.
What is a dividend payout ratio?
The payout ratio is the share of a company's earnings paid out as dividends. A lower ratio leaves more room to maintain the dividend through a weaker year; a ratio above 100% means the company is paying out more than it earns. REITs and similar structures are exceptions, since they distribute most of their income by design.
What are Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Kings?
Dividend Aristocrats have raised their dividend for at least 25 consecutive years; Dividend Kings have done so for at least 50. Both reflect a long, consistent track record, though past increases do not guarantee future payments.
How often are dividends paid?
Most U.S. companies pay dividends quarterly, or four times a year. Some pay monthly, semi-annually, or annually. To compare two stocks fairly, annualize the payment by its frequency before calculating the yield.