Assuming Dividend ($) is fixed. For 1% drop in Share Price ($),
So, for n% drop in Share Price, Dividend Yield (%) will increase
For example, if dividend yield is 5%, assume dividend ($) is fixed, a 1% drop in share price will increase dividend yield of 0.05%
. For a 7% drop in share price, the dividend yield will increase by 0.38% 


As shown below, for a share to increase dividend yield from 5% to 6%, the share price need to fall more than 16%!
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