In fact, scroll down to the capital gains section here, and you'll see

that it had a couple capital gains distributions in 2018 totaling about a buck per share, roughly 10%. Add that to your dividend rate, and you'll get about 11%

Link is from Fidelity's website.

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Link: https://institutional.fidelity.com/app/funds-and-products/1603/fidelity-advisor-

Posted: 06/23/2019 at 4:01PM

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Alright financial gurus...I need help understanding dividend yield. -- VTBB 06/23/2019 3:39PM

They may be including some capital gains distributions in that 11% ** -- Hokie360 06/23/2019 3:44PM

In fact, scroll down to the capital gains section here, and you'll see -- Hokie360 06/23/2019 4:01PM

Thanks for the help. One more question inside. -- VTBB 06/23/2019 4:32PM

I'd look at the Total Return metric. Combines capital growth and dividends. -- Hokie360 06/23/2019 5:13PM

In fact, scroll down to the capital gains section here, and you'll see

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