A stock is expected to pay a dividend of $0.75 at the end of the year (i.e., D1 = $0.75), and it should continue to grow at a co
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Answer:
Stock's expected price 3 years from today = $11.165775
Explanation:
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and using dividend growth model we have,
D1 = $0.75
g = 6%
Ke = 14%
For cost at the end of 3 years we need to calculate D4
D2 = D1 + g = $0.75 + 6% = $0.795
D3 = D2 + g = $0.795 + 6% = $0.8427
D4 = D3 + g = $0.8427 + 6% = $0.893262
P3 = Price at the end of year 3 =
P3 = 11.165775
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