From the transaction level, the amount of dividends of listed companies should be deducted from the company's original total assets. Dividends, as a regular trading behavior, will be deducted from the original share price of listed companies. In theory, excellent companies dare to distribute real money to shareholders. Therefore, small and medium-sized investors are often excited when they see the dividend announcement, but from the transaction level, this operation is only a regular transaction of listed companies.
The dividend ratio of A-share listed companies often varies greatly. Some listed companies that continue to operate well often give investors a large proportion of dividends; Companies with relatively mediocre performance often give investors a small amount of dividends; Companies with poor qualifications are often unable to provide dividends for investors. However, in the actual trading process, investors can't tell whether the stock price performance of listed companies is good or bad according to the dividend ratio.
Generally speaking, large enterprises with relatively stable operation, large business volume and stable profit growth will often give investors a large proportion of dividends. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China and China Construction Bank are typical dividend-paying cows in A-shares. Similarly, the dividend plan of listed companies can only be implemented after voting at the shareholders' meeting.
In short, the investment market is uncertain. Before making investment decisions, investors must keep in mind the principle of "investment is risky and trading needs to be cautious".