7. Return Calculation
Dividend yield (a) = (annual dividend / Stock price)x100 =1.7
Current stock price (b) = $59
Return = (a/100) x stock price = (1.7/100)x$59 = $1.003
8. Geometric returns
=[((1+0.16)×(1−0.19)×(1+0.04)×(1+0.34)×(1+0.22))^(4)]-1
= 5.51
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