How much would it take to earn $ 100 per month from BXP shares
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BXP (NYSE:BXP) is the largest public trade developer, owner and manager of top -notch jobs in the USA, concentrated on six dynamic Gateway – Boston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, DC.
Will report on earnings from Q1 2025 29. April. Wall Street analysts expect the company to publish EPS of $ 1.72, which is a drop of $ 1.73 in the period before it is before. According to Benzing data, it is expected that a quarterly revenue will be $ 797.40 million, which is a drop of $ 839.44 million a year earlier.
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The 52-week BXP stock range was $ 56.46 to $ 90.11.
The BXP dividend yield is 5.50%. He has paid $ 3.92 per share in dividend over the last 12 months.
On January 28, the company announced an earning of Q4 2024, publishing a FFO of $ 1.79, in accordance with expectations, while revenue of $ 858.60 million came above consensitive estimate of $ 847.11 million, as reported Beniznga.
The BXP provided the Q1 2025 guidelines, assessing the EPS in the range of 0.33 to $ 0.35, and the FFO from $ 1.63 to $ 1.65 per diluted section. The year -round 2025 is expected to be between $ 1.57 and $ 1.75, and FFO from $ 6.77 to $ 6.95 per diluted section.
Check this Benzing article For insights nine analysts on BXP.
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If you want to earn $ 100 per month – $ 1,200 per year – from BXP dividends, your investments should be approximately $ 21 818, which is 308 shares in the amount of $ 70.88.
Understanding the calculation of dividend yield: You need two key variables – the desired annual revenue ($ 1,200) and dividend yield (5.50% in this case). Thus, $ 1,200 / 0.055 = $ 21,818 to generate revenue of $ 100 per month.
You can calculate the dividend yield by dividing the annual payments of dividends with the current price price.
Dividend yield can be changed over time. This is the result of fluctuating stock prices and paying dividends on rolling.