About DividendXray
DividendXray is an independent dividend-investing project built around a simple idea: financial data is often easier to understand when you can see it.
I create visualizations and analysis around dividend growth, income, ETFs, individual stocks, portfolios, and other ways of looking at dividend data. DividendXray also includes free investing tools and a dividend portfolio tracker for exploring your own numbers.
Why DividendXray exists
Dividend investing generates a lot of data — yields, growth rates, payout histories, income streams, ETF holdings, portfolio allocations, and more.
Much of that information lives in tables and spreadsheets. DividendXray is my attempt to make that data easier to explore, compare, and understand visually.
The goal isn't to tell investors what to buy. It's to make the data easier to see and give people useful ways to explore it for themselves.
What you'll find on DividendXray
Visualizations
Original charts that explore dividend growth, income, ETFs, individual stocks, portfolio data, and other dividend-investing questions.
Analysis
Deeper written analysis that adds context to the data and explores what stands out in the charts.
Free tools
Calculators and interactive tools for exploring dividend income, growth, yield, investment scenarios, and stock comparisons.
Portfolio tracker
A dividend-focused portfolio tracker for seeing your own income, dividend growth, allocation, yield on cost, and portfolio trends in one place.
Who's behind DividendXray?
I'm Dani Gamss, originally from Brooklyn, New York, and a web developer working in the financial industry. I originally built DividendXray around my own interest in dividend investing and tracking long-term income growth.
What started as a portfolio-tracking project has gradually expanded into visualizations, analysis, and free investing tools as I've found more ways to explore dividend data.
DividendXray is independently built and continually evolving.
Independently built
DividendXray is independent and built iteratively. Many of the charts, tools, and improvements come from questions I want to explore or ideas that emerge while building.
If you have feedback, find an issue, or have an idea for something worth exploring, I'd be glad to hear it.
Explore DividendXray
Start with the charts, dig into the analysis, try the free tools, or explore your own portfolio.