XYZ common stock is expected to pay a dividend of $1.46 next year, and that dividend grows at a constant rate of 11.4. If the current price of XYZ common stock is $107.76, then what is the expected rate of return for this stock, based on the Discounted Cash Flow model? (Show your answer in DECIMAL FORM to three decimals, e.g., 12.3% would be entered as 0.123).
Current price of a stock =D1/Ke-G
D1 = dividend in year 1, that means next year
Ke = Expected rate of return
G = Growth
107.76 = 1.46/Ke - 0.114
Ke - 0.114 = 1.46/107.76
Ke = 0.0135 + 0.114
Ke = 0.1275 (or) 0.128
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