# Artem Grabowski

> Dividend Investor, Plainzer (Plainzer Sp. z o.o.)

Canonical URL: https://plainzer.com/authors/artem-grabowski

Artem Grabowski is a long-term dividend investor and an active Plainzer user since its first days. He writes the Plainzer guides on dividend investing, explaining the metrics he relies on to track his own dividend income.

## About Artem

As a dividend investor, Artem ran into the same problems many income investors face: holdings spread across several brokerages, payouts that were hard to forecast, and spreadsheets that needed constant manual updates.

He has used Plainzer since its first days and tracks his whole dividend portfolio there, from brokerage sync and dividend forecasts to DRIP and the iOS and Android apps.

On the blog, Artem writes practical guides on the metrics he relies on as an investor - dividend yield, yield on cost, payout ratio, dividend growth and the dates that decide who gets paid - and explains each one with simple examples.

Checking his portfolio in Plainzer every day keeps his guides focused on what long-term investors actually need: accurate data, a clear view of upcoming income and no clutter.

## Profiles

- [Threads](https://www.threads.com/@artemgrabowski)

## Articles

- [Open Positions vs Full History: Why Accuracy Matters](https://plainzer.com/blog/open-positions-vs-full-history-dividend-tracking.md): Tracking only open positions can miss crucial details in your portfolio. Learn how using full history ensures your dividend portfolio stays accurate, complete, and fully up to date.
- [Trailing Dividend Yield Explained: What Investors Need to Know](https://plainzer.com/blog/trailing-dividend-yield-explained.md): Trailing dividend yield (TTM) shows the income a stock actually paid over the past year. This guide breaks down how it’s calculated so you can better assess real payout performance.
- [Yield on Cost vs Dividend Yield: What's the Difference?](https://plainzer.com/blog/yield-on-cost-vs-dividend-yield-explained.md): Yield on cost is often confused with dividend yield, yet each measures a different aspect of income performance. This guide breaks down both metrics so you can track your dividend returns with clarity and confidence.
- [Forward Dividend Yield Explained: A Simple Guide for Investors](https://plainzer.com/blog/forward-dividend-yield-explained.md): Forward dividend yield (FWD) helps investors estimate future income, yet many still misunderstand how it's calculated. This guide explains how it works so you can evaluate payout potential with confidence.
- [The Ex-Dividend Date: Your Complete Beginner's Guide](https://plainzer.com/blog/ex-dividend-date-beginners-guide.md): The ex-dividend date determines who qualifies for a company's next payout, but many investors still overlook it. This guide explains the basics so you can avoid missing income.
- [6 Key Metrics Every Dividend Investor Needs to Know](https://plainzer.com/blog/6-key-metrics-every-dividend-investor-needs-to-know.md): Learn the six essential dividend metrics every investor should track and how a dividend tracker helps you analyze performance, manage risk, and grow long-term income.
- [3 Reasons Every Investor Needs a Dividend Tracker in 2025](https://plainzer.com/blog/3-reasons-for-dividend-tracker-in-2025.md): Dividends can be a steady source of income, but keeping track of them isn't always easy. Here are three reasons why a dividend tracker can make managing your investments much simpler.