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6.8 Chapter 6 HW - Problem Mastery
1)
The main vote that shareholders have is to elect the Board of Directors
True
2) In addition to voting, shareholders also have a claim on the firm’s assets, after
all debts have been paid.
True
3) You are considering investing in a firm The dividend on the company’s stock has
not changed in the past ten years and most likely will not change in the
foreseeable future. In this case, the most appropriate stock valuation model
would be the _________ model.
Zero Growth
4)
In the formula r= (D 1 /P 0) + g, what does g represent?
the expected price appreciation yield from a common stock
5)
A stock is expected to pay dividends of $ 14 per share for the foreseeable
future. If the appropriate discount rate is 5.9 % then what should be the price of
this stock?
Calculation of price of the share:formula,
Price of the stock = Dividend / Required rate of return
= 14 / .059
= 237.28813559
= 237.29
6)
Common stock can be valued using the perpetuity formula if the:
dividends are not expected to grow
7)
ABC Inc. will pay a dividend of $1.32 per share on its common stock at the end
of this year. If the expected long-term growth rate for this company is 1.74% and
investors require a 4.34% rate of return, what is the price of ABC Inc. stock?
Current price=D1/(Required return-Growth rate)
= 1.32 / (.0434- .0174)
= 50.769230
= 50.77
8)
Campbell Soup stock currently sells for $27.28 per share and is expected to pay
a year-end dividend of $2.56. If Campbell’s constant growth rate is 3.8%, calculate
the expected rate of return.
Expected rate of return = [D1 / P0] + g
Expected rate of return = [$2.56 / $27.28] + 0.038
Expected rate of return = 0.13184164 or 13.18
9.
Which of the following statements is correct about a stock currently selling for
$50 per share that has 16% expected return and a 10% expected capital
appreciation?
a. It is expected to pay $3 in annual dividends
Value of Shares =
50 = D1 / (0.16 - 0.10)
50 = D1 / 0.06
D1 = 50 * 0.06
D1 = 3
Dividend next year will be $3
10)
A stock’s ______ is found by dividing the stock’s annual dividend by its closing
price.
Current yield
11)
Your company is estimated to make dividends payments of $2.9 next year, $3.5 the year after, and
$4.4 in the year after that. The dividends will then grow at a constant rate of 5% per year. If the discount
rate is 9% then what is the current stock price?
Value after year 3=(D3*Growth rate)/(Discount rate-Growth rate)
=(4.4*1.05)/(0.09-0.05)
=$115.5
Hence current price=Future dividend and value*Present value of discounting factor(rate%,time
period)
=2.9/1.09+3.5/1.09^2+4.4/1.09^3+115.5/1.09^3
=$98.19(Approx)
12) A stock will pay no dividends for the next 7 years. Then it will pay a dividend
of $8.56 growing at 4.53%. The discount rate is 10.1%. What should be the current
stock price?
Price of stock after 5 Years = D6 / [ Ke - g ]
D6 - Div after 6 Years
P5 - Price after 5 Years
g - Growth Rate
Particulars
Amount
nth Period
8
D6
$ 8.56
Growth rate
4.53%
Ke
10.1%
Price of Stock is nothing but PV of CFs from it.
P5 = D6 / [ Ke - g ]
=8.56/(.101-.0453)
=8.56/(0.0557)
=153.68
Price Today:
Present Value:
Present value is current value of Future cash flows discounted at specified discount Rate.
PV = FV / (1+r)^n
Where r is Int rate per period
n - No. of periods
Particulars
Amount
Future Value
$ 153.68
Int Rate
10.1%
Periods
7
Present Value = Future Value / ( 1 + r )^n
= $ 153.68/ ( 1 + 0.101) ^ 7
= $ 153.68/ ( 1.101 ) ^ 7
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= $ 153.68 / 1.96115189
= $ 78.36
Price today is $78.36
13)
A share of preferred stock pays a dividend of $9 and has a discount rate of
6.9%. What is the price?
Preferred stock price = Annual Dividend / Discount rate
Preferred stock price = $9 / 0.069
Preferred stock price = $130.43
So, The price of the share of Preferred stock is $130.43
14)
Which of the following is a true statement regarding publicly traded stocks and
bonds?
The constant dividend growth model can be used to value stocks only if the dividend growth rate
remains constant.
15)
Matching those following investor behaviors theories
Regret Theory
deals with the emotional reactions people experience after realizing they have made an error in
judgement
Prospect Theory
suggest that people express a different degree of emotion when toward gains than losses
Herding
some investors rationalize their decisions to buy certain stocks with "everyone else is doing it"
Anchoring
the tendency of investors to place more value on recent or even irrelevant information
Confirmation Bias
tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of ones existing beliefs or theories.
16)
Match the investment types
Mutual Fund
investments that pools an investors money together with other investors to purchase
shares of a collection of stocks, bonds, or other securities, referred to as a portfolio.
Index Fund
a type of mutual fund with a portfolio constructed to match the return performance of a
financial market index.
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