According to the Walter's Model , the price of a share depends upon the dividend distributed by the company. The assumptions followed by this model are-
Given these assumptions, the conclusions are-
CASE 1 : r > Re
The firm has positive NPV investment opportunities. It should not pay dividend.
CASE 2 : r < Re
The firm has negative NPV projects. Dividend payout ratio should be 100%.
CASE 3 : r = Re
The firm has zero (0) NPV projects. Dividend policy is irrelevant.
how and why does a stock dividend cause a decrease in share price. Give example
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The price of a share of stock is currently $50. The stock does not pay any dividend. At the end of three months it will be either $60 or $40. The risk-free interest rate is 5% per year. An investor buys a European put option with a strike price of $50 per share. Assume that the option is written on 100 shares of stock. What stock position should the investor take today so that she would hold a riskless portfolio...
1. What is the price of a share of preferred stock that has a dividend of $3 if the cost of preferred (rp) is 15% 2. What would you pay for a share of common stock if you expect the next dividend to be $3 and you expect to sell it in one year for $25, assuming the cost of equity (re) is 15%.
1. Mark owns a stock with a market price of $53 per share. This stock pays a constant annual dividend of $1.64 a share. If the price of the stock suddenly falls to $41 a share, you would expect the: I. dividend yield to increase. II. dividend yield to decrease. III. growth rate to increase. IV. growth rate to decrease. a) II only b) I and III only c) II and IV only d) III only e) I only 2....
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