2023年2月22日

今天CBA股價下跌,但股東將高興。塞巴斯蒂安·鮑恩自2018年底以來一直是一個傻瓜式的貢獻。塞巴斯蒂安發現他對寫作的熱情和股票和一切教育融資完成學業後在政治、經濟和社會科學,喜歡把這種激情生活的傻瓜。他的投資哲學是一個簡單的一個有意義的價格購買高質量的公司。當他不研究他的下一個投資的淩晨,塞巴斯蒂安喜歡經典電影,喜歡放鬆與一本好書,報紙或記錄。最新文章塞巴斯蒂安·鮑恩(見)圖片來源:蓋蒂圖片社你閱讀免費的意見可能不同於條傻瓜式的高端投資服務。成為一個傻瓜式成員今天得到即時訪問我們的高級分析師建議,深入研究,投資資源,等等。學習更多的看起來像另一個沉悶的一天澳交所股票和S&P / ASX 200指數周三(ASX:指數)到目前為止。目前,澳交所200已經失去了一個令人沮喪的0.62%,跌破7300點下降。但這對看似什麼肮髒的澳洲聯邦銀行(ASX: CBA)股價。 CBA shares closed at $101.52 each yesterday. But this morning, the ASX 200’s largest bank share opened at just $98.70 and is going for $98.95 at the time of writing, down what would be a nasty 2.53% so far today: But investors shouldn’t get into a twist over these losses. That’s because there’s a very good reason CBA shares are dropping so dramatically today. The bank has just traded ex-dividend for its next shareholder payment. Earlier this month, CBA reported its latest earnings , covering the first half of FY2023. The bank gave investors some pleasing metrics to look over, including a 9% rise in cash net profit to $5.15 billion, as well as a 12% lift to operating income to $13.59 billion. But many investors own CBA shares solely for that big four bank dividend . And the Commonwealth Bank didn’t disappoint in that arena. CBA share price slides on largest interim dividend ever The bank declared that its first dividend of 2023 would be worth $2.10 per share , fully franked . That was a pleasing hike over 2022’s interim dividend of $1.75 per share. This year’s payment is the largest-ever interim dividend to come out of CBA. But with a dividend comes an ex-dividend date. And that date is today. This means that from this Wednesday, any new shareholders of CBA are now ineligible to receive this latest dividend payment. As such, CBA shares have just become nominally less valuable – the company’s shares came with a dividend yesterday, but not today. That’s why we are seeing a big drop in the CBA share price. This is a normal occurrence when a dividend share trades ex-dividend – there’s no free lunch here. So eligible investors can now look forward to receiving this latest dividend from CBA next month on 30 March. But they have until this Friday, 24 February, to opt for the optional dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) if they so wish. This gives investors the option of receiving additional CBA shares in lieu of the normal dividend cash payment. At the current CBA share price, this ASX 200 bank share now has a dividend yield of 4.25%. Motley Fool contributor Sebastian Bowen 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 no position in any of the stocks mentioned. 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