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🚀 $MYND Surges 105% After Regaining NYSE Compliance
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I think MYND has the potential to rebuild today
In my new construct division just one company alone called MYND dropped 7 million dollers and bought 20+ homes in bulk. Tell me how does someone compete with those kinds of massive market forces
just got 3k+ MYND - potentially the next OCTO!
My second to last comment is there will probably be an uptick for the symbol name MYND in the future.
The only time MYND they gave dividend is December 2023 and never before and never after. If you are looking for aggressive dividends, go for some actively managed ETFs JEPI (monthly dividends) JEPQ (monthly dividends) QDTE (weekly dividends) RYLD QYLD
Where are you seeing this? It's actually bad data. And this can occur depending on the type of corporate action that occurred. First - MYND has never paid a dividend. What's happening is that the bad data is being used to calculate a dividend yield for MYND in the way that u/StatisticalMan and u/sirzoop mentioned. But it's a bit more complicated. The current MYND company is formed through an M&A with Gravitas Education Holdings. This M&A resulted in a one-time special dividend to GEHI shareholders when GEHI was acquired by NetDragon. The newly merged company was then renamed to MYND. The special dividend from the M&A corporate action isn't being correctly processed by all data aggregators/providers so you may sometimes see this dividend and the incorrect yield for MYND.
Up quite a bit on MYND, hopefully it keeps this trend
MYND I took profits too, never holding through an RSS we will see how they do after
Wow!! Any thoughts/advice on Dividends?? I ran across MYND showing a dividend yield of 378% on Robinhood… Seems too good to be true- how would this happen? Is it worth buying to see??
Correct, That dividend should not be used as a predictor for future dividends, on a quarterly or annual basis. Also keep in mind that stocks often drop after their dividend EX date. MYND was at 13.23 on December 12th and then the following day dropped to 5.78.
$5.628 dividend with an ex date of 12/13/2023 $1.44 current price as of end of day yesterday. 5.628/1.44 = 390.8% What research did you do? Below is the dividend, found through googling "MYND stock dividend" [https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/mynd/dividend-history](https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/mynd/dividend-history)
Yea you missed it MYND just went to .01cents they going bankrupt and their dividend is like 2 cents. It’s an infinite money glitch if put all your money in it
MYND I own about 20 shares because it has ridiculously high dividend. Question: why did I do this