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jekas [21]
3 years ago
12

A stock has an HPR of 9%. The expected dividend yield is 3%.

Business
1 answer:
Arte-miy333 [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

b. False

Explanation:

holding period return = [dividends received + (ending value - initial value)] / initial value

9% = [dividends received + (ending value - initial value)] / initial value

dividend yield = dividend / ending value

3% = dividend / ending value

price appreciation = (ending value / initial value) - 1

1.12 =  ending value / initial value

ending value = 1.12 initial value ⇒ WE REPLACE IN THE HPR ANN DY FORMULAS

3% = dividend / 0.12 initial value

dividend = 0.36 initial value

9% = [dividends received + (1.12 initial - initial value)] / initial value

9% = dividends received + (0.12 initial value / initial value)

9% = dividends received + 12%

9% = 0.36 initial value + 12%

-3% = 0.36 initial value ⇒ THIS CANNOT BE TRUE, SO THE QUESTION MUST BE FALSE

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