An investor purchased a stock for $200 and sold it for $300, 6 years later. Each stock paid a dividend of $7.50 per year.
• What is the rate of return of this investment ignoring inflation?
• What is the rate of return of this investment, given an annual inflation of 2.7%?
Please explain in detail and show the formulas used. Thanks!
i) In this we need to find a rate of interest in which the PV value of the dividends is equal to the PV of the future dividends and the price at which the stock is sold after 6 years.
Let the interest rate be i. v = 1/(1+i)
The present value of the future cashflows =
7.5v + 7.5v2 + 7.5v3 + 7.5v4 + 7.5v5 + 7.5v6 + 300 v6
= 7.5a6 + 300 v6
So the equation should be,
200= 7.5a6 + 300v6
Expanding this we get,
200 = 7.5*((1-(1+i)-6)/i) + 300* ((1/(1+i))6)
Solving this we get, i = 0.10198 = 10.198% = 10.2% (rounding to nearest 1 decimal place)
ii) Now we need to consider annual inflation rate of 2.7% So, the new rate of return after taking into consideration the inflation rate will be =
(1.10198 / 1.027) - 1
= 0.0806 = 8.06% = 8.1%(rounding to nearest 1 decimal place)
We can see that the rate of return has decreased and this was expected because a positive inflation rate will decrease the actual rate of return.
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