Determine the investor’s return if current stock price is $20 and $2.5 in dividends have continuously been paid.
SOLUTION :
THE VALUES PROVIDED IN THE QUESTION ARE AS FOLLOWS:
CURRENT STOCK PRICE = $20
DIVIDEND PAID =$ 2.5
INVESTOR’S RETURN =?
The formula to calculate the Investor’s Return is as follows:
INVESTOR’S RETURN = DIVIDEND PAID / CURRENT STOCK PRICE
INVESTOR’S RETURN =$2.5/ $20
INVESTOR’S RETURN =0.125 or 12.5%
Hence,the investor's return is 12.5 %
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