High dividend yield
Trailing-year yield above 4% in companies worth over ₹1,000 crore, highest first. The market-cap floor keeps the penny-stock yields out.
Yield is the most-searched fundamental screen and the most misleading one raw. The top of any yield list is companies whose price collapsed faster than their payout was cut. The market-cap floor removes the penny-stock yields. I sort by yield anyway, so the extreme cases sit at the top where they can be read with suspicion rather than bought. The figure is the trailing twelve months by ex-date, split-adjusted to match the price, so a stock that split after paying does not show a doubled yield. Pair it with `dividend_years(5y) == 5` for the reliable version, or `close > sma(200)` for the one where the price is not the reason.
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