Amazon’s 14% dividend

 Canadian investors grab 14% Amazon dividend

September 21, 2026

Canadian investors have discovered an unusual way to invest in Amazon that has paid a 14% dividend...

Which raises the obvious question:

How is it possible when Amazon has never paid a dividend?

After all...

Amazon is one of the world’s most profitable companies. It makes $2 billion a day.

Its business is so profitable in fact, that its shares have gone up 514% over the past decade.

Valued at $3 trillion, Amazon is also one of the world’s largest companies... with shares trading on exchanges in New York, Toronto, London, and Frankfurt.

On the New York Stock Exchange it trades under the symbol AMZN. In Toronto its symbol is AMZN.TO.

But what many investors don’t realize is that the Toronto exchange also offers another way to invest in Amazon that has nothing to do with buying its regular stock.

Instead, it’s hidden under a different ticker symbol that lets investors enjoy an additional benefit typically unavailable to traditional Amazon investors...

They’ve historically received large 14% dividends.

No tech company has ever rewarded investors with such generous payouts.

Most tech stocks pay very tiny dividends... if any at all.

Microsoft—one of the more generous tech companies to pay a dividend—pays just a tiny 1% dividend.

Even Amazon investors who invest in it the usual way—by buying its regular shares—are usually left out of these double-digit payouts.

But what makes that prior 14% dividend even more exciting, is that it isn’t just a one-time payment..

Nor is it paid quarterly the way most companies pay...

Instead, dividends are deposited into your account each and every month.

July 2026  

$450

June 2026

$450

May 2026 

$450

April 2026

$450

March 2026

$450

February 2026

$450

The contrast is even more pronounced when you compare these historical payouts to the top S&P 500 blue chips.

Their payouts, by comparison, also yield a tiny 1% like Microsoft.

Which means you would have needed $100,000 worth of S&P dividend stocks to have gotten the same dividends that only $7,143 invested in this little-known listing had paid.

And it’s all thanks to an Amazon ETF... available exclusively on the Canadian stock market.

Its payouts are a huge game changer because for the past three years Canadian investors have no longer needed enormous portfolios to collect good sizable incomes.

Of course, like any other dividends on the stock market, these aren’t guaranteed and are contingent upon the ETF’s performance.

However, its track record of paying large, fast-growing dividends for more than three years is exactly what caught our attention.

And it’s why we’ve put together a timely report revealing the full story behind these unusual payouts—and how you can potentially take advantage of them.

This report is available free of charge to Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor Canada members.

And you can access your copy in the next few minutes by becoming a Stock Advisor Canada member.

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So don’t miss out on what could potentially be the largest and most frequent payouts you might ever get from the stock market.

Returns as of September 16, 2026. The Motley Fool recommends Amazon and Microsoft. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.