BlackRock Capital Allocation Trust (BCAT) Dividends & Splits

BlackRock Capital Allocation Trust (BCAT) offers attractive dividends and has a history of splits. The dividend yield for BCAT is a measure of the annual dividend payment relative to its share price. It represents the percentage return on investment from dividends alone. The payout ratio, on the other hand, indicates the percentage of earnings that are paid out as dividends. BCAT's dividend ex-date refers to the date on which an investor must own the shares in order to receive the upcoming dividend payment.

BCAT has undergone splits in the past, which occurs when the company decides to divide its shares into multiple new shares. This helps to adjust the share price and increase liquidity. The split multiple indicates the ratio at which the shares were split. BCAT's dividend amount per share represents the actual cash amount paid out for each share held. The dividend growth rate reflects the annual increase in the dividend payment over time. The dividend yield range shows the potential range of returns from dividends based on the current share price. BCAT's dividend payment date refers to the specific date on which the dividend is paid out to shareholders. The dividend payment frequency indicates how often BCAT pays dividends, which could be monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually.