The trailing annual dividend rate and yields in the Key Statistics->View All->Dividends & Splits section are wrong for foreign stocks traded in a foreign currency when my view is set to USD (It actually doesn't matter what I set my view currency to, the problem exists even when I set the view currency to the same currency of the stock). I believe the dividend is converted to USD and then divided by the the share price in the original foreign currency. as an example, take a look at 1288.hk, Agricultural Bank of China. please fix ASAP! how can we rely on the app if the financial data is wrong.

Market cap data on 9954.KL is off by a factor of 10, and there seems to be no data points in the chart since 2018 except for today's points and points before 2018, resulting in a straight line between 2018 and today. I've noticed this for some other stocks in the past as well. Yahoo Finance cannot be used if its data is not reliable. Doesn't matter how good your app is or how friendly the interface is. Data integrity is A MUST. Please fix your data (note that I've also reported data or calculation issues for foreign stock dividends before - still not fixed).

Hello,

The Davenport Resources company profile is outdated, can it please be updated to the profile on their website which is below.

Davenport Resources Limited (ASX: DAV) through its wholly owned German subsidiary, East Exploration GmbH, holds potash project licences, in Germany’s South Harz potash district.

The South Harz Potash District in the northern part of the German Federal State of Thuringia has a history of producing Muriate of Potash (MOP) from both Sylvinite and Carnallitite ores. Historically potash ores have been mined by both conventional underground and solution mining operations. Prior to the re-unification of Germany the district (in the former German Democratic Republic) produced approximately 3.5 million tonnes of K 2 O annually (approx. 4.4 million tonnes of MOP).

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Historical Data for Aegon (AEG) shows they paid a dividend on May 19, 2020. But like many others, Aegon did not pay this dividend because of COVID-19. Following is the first paragraph of the press release which is on their website.

In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and DNB, Aegon's principal regulator, published statements on April 2, 2020 urging insurers to temporarily postpone all dividend distributions. Aegon N.V. confirmed on April 3, in a press release issued to convene the 2020 AGM that it would comply with these requests. As a result, the company will forego its 2019 final dividend of EUR 0.16 per common share.