Many companies still fight with Covid's aftermath. However, we bring you dividend increases insight where we compare in which sectors are the most of dividend increases in comparison Q1 to Q2. Graphs include stocks even with a 0,01 increase.

 - dividends changed by 13,50 USD in average

 - dividends changed by 0,70 USD in average

 - dividends changed by 0,51 USD in average

? Check them out if any of them fit your investment strategy.

Dividend increases 2021 (Q1 vs Q2)

Today, we are thrilled to announce a significant milestone: The launch of our mobile app on both Android and iOS platforms! This release marks a finish line of extensive development efforts and contributions of our community.

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Synchronized Experience: Seamless Integration Across Devices

Our app is designed to be fully standalone, yet it is integrated with our desktop version through a 2-way sync. This means that any changes you make to your account will be reflected both on your mobile and desktop platforms and vice versa.

Core Features: Track and Stay Informed on the Go

The primary focus of our app is to enable users to track and stay up-to-date with the latest news. While the most advanced metrics and features are still available in the desktop version, the mobile app brings a substantial portion of these capabilities in simplified form.

Of course, development doesn’t stop here. We are committed to continuously improving tracking features. Like our desktop app, we aim to roll out monthly updates, each bringing new functionalities and improvements based on user feedback.

We invite you to download the app and continue your investing journey with us:

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The Dividend Coverage Ratio, or dividend cover, is a way to see how many times a company can give dividends to its shareholders out of its profits.


The ratio tells you if a company can keep up with its dividend payments based on what it earns. Investors usually look for ratio larger than 2 but this is heavily depedent on business sector. Lower ratios are usually okay with Utilities companies but for example in Retail in might be warning sign.


To find the Dividend Coverage Ratio, you divide the company's net income by the dividends it plans to pay.

In this manner Dividend coverage ratio is reverse Payout Ratio which is more widely used and it’s showing the stock in same perspective.

 = (Net income - preferred dividends) / dividends.

 is what the company earns after paying all its bills and taxes. 

 are the cash it wants to give to shareholders.

Let's say a company earns 2400 bucks after taxes and wants to give out 1000 bucks in dividends. The dividend cover here would be 2.4. This means the company is earning enough to pay the dividend 2.4 times over.


When evaluating safety of dividend stocks the best first step you can take is to check out dividend safety score which evaluates 6 different paramaters including dividend payout ratio.

Dividend coverage ratio explained

Safety Shot, Inc. (SHOT) has seen a significant increase in its stock value, rising by over 300% in the past month. So what is the deal with the company and why the stock is one of the most searched stock in last days?

Based in Florida, the company has carved a niche in the market with its unique beverage designed to reduce blood alcohol content and enhance clarity. It is focused on end consumers seeking a quick recovery from alcohol effects.

Safety Shot introduced its patented beverage on Amazon, which quickly sold out within hours of its release, and it attracted lot of investors.

The company is currently conducting a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to assess the effects of Safety Shot on blood and breath alcohol levels. The anticipation of the trial's results, expected in Q1 202, and it’s why so many investors are currently bullish on the stock.

Company have currently negative EBITDA of -$4M, and it’s currently very speculative bet with unclear results. Always do your research before investing.

Dividend increases 2021 (Q1 vs Q2)

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