5. Q4: John has just received a dividend of £5 per share of a stock whose the market price is £150.According to the discounted dividend model, what is the estimated selling price after 1 year ifthe required rate of return remains at the same rate of 8% over the year? *OO170155175157

According DDM Price of Share = D /(K-g), for the same year. Where g have to find for the year, Or…

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Chapter9: Stocks And Their Valuation

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