amount of dividend on an eta?

by Lorraine Kenny
(Valley Stream, NY USA)

If I bought QQQ Dec 2011 with the amount invested as $8,890.00 what would the dividend amount be today?

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Sep 06, 2020
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by: Mike

Hey Lorraine - we would need more information to answer this question. Simply, how many shares (or units) do you have in the QQQ ETF? In the last year, the QQQ has paid $1.629 in dividends per share, so you can simply multiply the number of shares you have by 1.629 to know how much this has paid in dividends in the last year. You don't know what this will pay you in the coming year but keep a look out for the dividend declaration. QQQ dividends are normally paid at the end of April, July, October, and December.

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