Warren Buffet expects a 5% return on Goldman Sack's preferred stock, and the dividend is expected to be $1.50 quarterly, what is the fair price for this preferred stock share?
Fair price for this preferred stock share = Annual dividend / Required return
Fair price for this preferred stock share = ($1.50 × $4) / 0.05
Fair price for this preferred stock share = $120
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