Dividends
Dividends count. See both break-evens.
How it works
Three steps, no guesswork.
- 1
Record a dividend
The amount per share, the dates and the withholding tax rate on your advice.
- 2
Entitlement worked out
Based on the shares you held the day before the ex-dividend date.
- 3
Two break-evens
Price only, and with dividends: both always visible, never hidden behind a switch.
Good to know
- Paid dividends count by default; declared ones can be included, labelled expected.
- A notice when an ex-dividend date is coming up.
- Withholding tax is worked out per dividend, to the pesewa.
Questions
About dividends
What if I sell before the ex-date?
You won't receive that dividend. Breakeven shows a notice when an ex-date is near.
Which plan includes dividends?
Starter and above.
More features
Break-even after fees
Breakeven works out the lowest price you can sell at and get back everything you paid: the shares, the buying fees and the selling fees too.
Sell simulator
Choose how many shares and a price, and see exactly what you'd receive, the fees line by line, and your profit or loss after all of them.
Target prices
Say the profit you want, as a percentage or an amount in GHS, after fees, and Breakeven shows the exact closing price that gets you there.
Know your number before you sell.
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