Current Dividend: $ 3 per share
Growth Rate: 9% & Required rate of return: 14%
Dividend after 7 year from now : $ 3 ( 1 + 0.09)7
Dividend after 7 year from now : $ 5.484
Hence,
Price after 7 year from now : $ Dividend after 7 year ( 1+ growth rate) / (required rate - growth rate)
Price after 7 year from now : $ 5.484 ( 1+0.09) / (0.14 - 0.09)
Price after 7 year from now : $ 119.55
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Predicted stock price after 7 year from now is $ 119.55
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