TSLY Dividend History, Yield, Calculator & Growth Rate

Milestones on the way

By year 13, the compounding really starts to show. Your total dividends collected reach $1,408,489,145,407,226,853,065,322,597,250,378,235,768,339,384,166,742,772,454,513,570,132,913,851,203,584 against a total investment of $25,600. At this point, your portfolio is throwing off $306,893,034,632,448,989,671,022,866,878,016,718,972,581,594,118,459,597,251,595,609,561,581,575,670,333,440 per year in dividends alone.

By year 17, the annual dividend climbs to around your initial contribution. For a starting investment of $10,000, the yearly dividend now sits at approximately $44,343,405,430,900,637,255,141,602,304,212,702,213,666,372,084,694,176,819,510,186,410,455,780,504,107,266,192,308,530,112,599,367,427,947,355,230,925,723,293,670,187,390,610,096,991,151,175,347,964,268,110,675,968, a powerful “income on autopilot” milestone.

After two decades, cumulative dividends total $173,418,795,022,164,881,119,138,146,175,421,028,778,454,832,269,182,351,275,069,872,819,758,304,023,144,089,284,803,632,925,238,179,035,341,547,280,642,032,255,419,062,639,392,351,771,728,590,684,016,111,543,656,653,864,878,095,135,847,618,984,154,833,122,125,852,207,922,482,711,161,269,809,380,945,117,634,493,415,424 versus $34,000 invested, nearly a 510,055,279,476,955,581,608,624,514,851,193,090,631,787,338,735,385,913,787,769,722,946,608,145,173,572,524,130,426,194,388,161,607,297,432,923,825,165,454,176,663,807,921,436,834,187,407,537,147,964,933,656,711,171,911,438,922,972,094,548,149,426,663,647,227,970,149,292,709,065,878,685,711,742,125,977,729,236,992% recovery of capital purely from income. Yield on cost reaches 1,940,382,884,778,934,763,689,577,776,558,550,991,021,185,923,857,743,602,845,141,871,700,235,549,925,606,301,463,784,800,831,562,001,620,658,323,141,554,325,841,711,257,003,688,416,647,926,338,360,913,918,071,350,534,378,891,824,971,250,291,630,910,253,196,546,798,965,606,623,463,422,238,080,785,311,068,969,007,841,280.00%.

At year 25, the income engine takes over. The portfolio’s annual dividend of $inf is greater than total contributions to date ($40,000), and cumulative dividends exceed $inf.

By year 30, the DRIP snowball is in full force. Yearly income reaches $inf, cumulative dividends total $inf, and the DRIP portfolio value stands at $inf, compared with $1,292,709,949 if dividends weren’t reinvested.

How we estimate these numbers

We use the latest calculator inputs for TSLY, price $8.46, dividend per period $0.80 (12×/year), along with historic growth assumptions: price growth -44.96% and dividend growth -17.21% annually.

We simulate month by month for 30 years. Every month, a $100 contribution is added and converted to shares at that month’s price. Dividends are paid roughly evenly across the year based on the dividend frequency; in the DRIP path, each payout immediately buys additional shares at the then-current price. In the No‑DRIP path, dividends accrue as cash. Prices grow using a monthly rate derived from the annual price growth. Dividends per share increase once per year at the annual dividend growth rate.

This model isn’t investment advice; it’s a simple, transparent framework that illustrates how reinvesting dividends can accelerate both income and total return over time.