Stock in Canacorp will pay a dividend of $1.23 at the end of one period, $2.45 at the end of two periods, and then dividends will grow at a constant rate of 6.25% per year indefinitely. If the required return is 11% we can value Canacorp stock by finding P2 using D3, then finding P0 = D1/(1.11) + D2/(1.11)2 + P2/(1.11)2. In this formula it almost appears as if we are ignoring all dividends from year three on. Discuss please. (I have figured out the numbers but I do not know how to interpret it)
SEE THE IMAGE. ANY DOUBTS, FEEL FREE TO ASK. THUMBS UP PLEASE
I HAVE PRESENTED IN TABLE FORM, BUT NO EXCEL FUNCTION IS USED.
STEP 1 : P2, CHECK IMAGE
STEP 2 : P0 : I HAVE PRESENTED IN TABLE FORM
IF YOU NEED FORMULA AS YOU HAVE WRITTEN EARLIER, IT WILL BE :
P0 = 1.23/(1.11) + 2.45/(1.11)2 + 54.80/(1.11)2 = 47.58

Stock in Canacorp will pay a dividend of $1.23 at the end of one period, $2.45...
Stock in Canacorp will pay a dividend of $1.23 at the end of one period, $2.45 at the end of two periods, and then dividends will grow at a constant rate of 6.25% per year indefinitely. If the required return is 11% we can value Canacorp stock by finding P2 using D3, then finding P0 = D1/(1.11) + D2/(1.11)2 + P2/(1.11)2. In this formula it almost appears as if we are ignoring all dividends from year three on. Discuss.
Stock in Canacorp will pay a dividend of $1.23 at the end of one period, $2.45 at the end of two periods, and then dividends will grow at a constant rate of 6.25% per year indefinitely. If the required return is 11% we can value Canacorp stock by finding P2 using D3, then finding P0 = D1/(1.11) + D2/(1.11)2 + P2/(1.11)2. In this formula it almost appears as if we are ignoring all dividends from year three on. Discuss.
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