Solution :- 1
First Calculate (P3) Price after 3 years =
D4 = D3*(1+g) = $2 * (1 + 0.06) = $2.12
Ke = (Cost of Equity) = 18%
g = 6%
Now P3 = D4 / (ke - g) = $2.12 / (18% - 6%) = $17.667
Now Price of Stock today = (D3 + P3) / (1 + ke)3 = ($2 + $17.667) / (1 + 0.18)3
= $19.667 * 0.6086 = $11.97
Fair Price of stock = $11.97
Actual Price of Stock = $8.94
Therefore Stock is Undervalued by $11.97 - $8.94 = $3.03
Therefore the Correct answer is (A)
Solution :- (2)
Coefficient of Variation (CV) = (Sd / Mean)
CV = 12% / 9% = 1.3333
Therefore the correct answer is (D)
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