Dividends 2023, which shares pay the most to Piazza Affari? Eni, Mediobanca, Intesa, Stellantis and the others: the tables

The difficulties and opportunities of Piazza Affari

With the stormy sea it’s a hunt for safe harbors. After a brilliant start to the year, Piazza Affari entered a phase of volatility due to the index’s strong exposure to bank stocks, at the moment in the eye of the storm due to the crisis of small US banks and Credit Suisse. Bad blue chipwho are announcing their forthcoming dividends in these days, will bring about 25 billion euros into the pockets of investors over the next 3 months, equal to a yield, calculated as the ratio between dividend and stock market price, on a weighted average, of 4.6%. Value higher than that of government bonds which among other things, thanks to the expectation of a recession, have begun to fall on longer maturities, making the coupon for the next distribution even more attractive. In this scenario, Piazza Affari therefore presents itself as an attractive landing place for investors on the hunt for yield, waiting to see if the current financial crisis could actually lead to a recession with a consequent cut in profits. But this would still have an impact on the coupons in 2024. But be careful, you must always keep in mind that at the moment of the “detachment”, the investor will find the money in his pocket but the shares will lose an equivalent value on the stock market. Therefore, to ensure the full coupon gain, it will be necessary to wait for the stock to recover at least what it lost on the ex-dividend day on the stock market. Which, in conditions of low volatility, takes from a few weeks to months.
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Mar 20, 2023

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