Answer: E) A's expected dividend is $0.75 and B's expected dividend is $1.20
Explanation:
Using the Gordon growth model, you can calculate the expected dividend. The formula is:
Price = Expected dividend/ (expected return - expected growth)
Stock A expected dividend
25 = D/ (10% - 7%)
D = 25 * 3%
= $0.75
Stock B expected divided
40 = D / (12% - 9%)
D = 40 * 3%
= $1.20
Option A, C and B are therefore wrong.
Option E is correct.
Answer:
a. A long position is a bet that the number is going to fall while a short position is a bet that the number will rise in the future.
Explanation:
The derivative contract is a contract in which the contract is to be done between two or more parties regarding the value i.e. depend upon the financial asset i.e. underlying. It involves the bonds, commodities, etc
So according to the given options, the option a is correct as long position is a bet in which the number is to be decline while on the other hand in the short position the number would increase
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Dividends= $ that people who bought stock in a company receive. Generally, these increase when the company is doing well.
Stock= becomes more expensive the better a company is doing and has been doing for a while because it is in higher demand.
I predict that the company's stock will rise because it is in higher demand based upon it's consistently doing well. Make sense?
