Answer:
Explanation:
Price is sum of:
1. Present value of expected dividend payments during 1-4 years;
2. Present value of the expected market price at the end of the fourth year based on growth at 5%.
Present value of expected dividend payments during 1-4 years:
PV1 = 3*(1+0.30)*0.8929 = 3.90*0.8929 = $3.482
*0.8929 = 1/1.12
PV2 = 3.90*1.30*0.7972 = 5.07*0.7972 = $4.042
PV3 = 5.07*1.30*0.7118 = 6.591*0.7118 = $4.691
PV4 = 6.591*1.30*0.6355 = 8.5683*0.6355 = $5.445
Total = $17.661
Present value of the expected market price at the end of the fourth year:
Market price of the share at the end = 5th year dividend/(Required rate of return - growth rate)
5th year dividend = $8.5683*(1+growth rate) = $8.5683*(1+0.05) = $9
Market price of the share at the end = $9/(0.12-0.05) = $128.57
Present value of $128.57 is 128.57*0.6355(present value interest factor for year 4) = $81.7
So the price of share is $17.661+$81.7 = $99.37
Answer:
Net present value = $2063.1922
Explanation:
given data
initially costs = $40,500
cash flows = $34,500
final cash inflow = $12,000
required rate of return = 18.5 percent
solution
The cash flows is
Year 0 = $40500
Year 1 = $0
Year 2 = $0
Year 3 = $34500
Year 4 = $34500
Year 5 = $0
Year 6 = $12000
so Net present value will be express as
Net present value = -Initial cash outflow + Present value of future cash flows ...............1
Present value of future cash flows = (cash flow in year n) ÷ (1 + required rate of return)^t ..........................2
put here value we get
Present value = 
Present value = $42563.1922
Net present value= -$40500 + $42563.1922
Net present value = $2063.1922
Answer:
Regarding to Claim to income, the correct answer would be C-Bottom
Explanation:
Shareholders can be preferred or common and they have differents claims to income. Generally, preferred stock will be given preference in assets to common assets in case of company liquidation, nonetheless both will fall behind bondholders if asset distribution happen. If bankruptcy happen, common stock investors will receive any remaining funds after bondholders, then creditors and preferred stockholders are paid. That's why these investors often receive nothing after a bankruptcy. Preferred stock also has the first right to receive dividends. In general, common stock shareholders will not receive dividends until it is paid out to preferred shareholders, and that happen because they are at the bottom of the pyramid.
