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2-Stage Dividend Discount Model example with Gordon Growth Model formula

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    • Avatar of Zee TanZee Tan
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        I got A as my answer.

        • CF0 = 0
        • CF1 = 0
        • CF2 = 0
        • CF3 = 0
        • CF4 = 0
        • CF5 = 1
        • CF6 = 1*(1.25) = 1.25
        • CF7 = 1*(1.25)2 = 1.5625
        • CF8 = 1*(1.25)3 = 1.953125
        • CF9 = 42.68 (see explanation below)
        • I = 10.3%
        • NPV = $20.65

        CF9 = dividend + price by Gordon Growth Model

        Gordon Growth Model formula:

        P=D1rg

        where

        • P = price
        • D1= value of next year’s dividend
        • r= required rate of return
        • g=constant rate of growth

        So calculating CF9

        CF9 = dividend + price by Gordon Growth Model

        =CF8×1.05+CF8×1.0520.1030.05=1.953125×1.05+1.953125×1.0520.053=2.05+40.63=42.68

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      • Avatar of pcunniffpcunniff
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          I just straight up struggle at these DDM questions. I am constantly wondering if I have to take the req rate of return as the denominator versus the constant growth at just D/expected rate of return – growth. You get growth at times by taking ROE * RR (1-div payout). So much to remember and I STILL get the questions wrong. Any last minute tips on this? Figure I should focus on stronger areas and not get bogged down here (though I know its very important).

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