If the price of Microsoft stock is $36 today, and the dividend next period is $2.50 and the price next period is expected to be $54, what is the:
a) Dividend Yield
b) Price Appreciation
c) Total Return
a
Dividend yield = dividend/price = 2.5/36 = 6.94%
b
rate of return/HPR = ((Ending price+Dividend)/Beginning price-1) |
=((54+0)/36-1) |
=50% |
c
rate of return/HPR = ((Ending price+Dividend)/Beginning price-1) |
=((54+2.5)/36-1) |
=56.94% |
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