Dividend guide

Trailing dividend yield vs forward yield

Trailing and forward yield answer different questions. Both are snapshots, not investment advice.

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Trailing yield

Trailing yield usually uses dividends paid or declared over a past period. It is useful for reproducible historical snapshots.

Forward yield

Forward yield estimates future distributions. It may rely on company guidance, analyst data, or assumptions.

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DividendTen favors reproducible trailing data for benchmark snapshots unless a page clearly states otherwise.