Stocks Valuation and Stock Market Equilibrium
In expected rate of return for constant growth, the capital gains is divided by beginning price to calculate
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An expected dividend yield is subtracted from an expected rate of return which is used to calculateA. specialized growth rate
B. capital gains yield
C. casual growth yield
D. past growth rate
In expected rate of return for constant growth, an expected yield on capital must be
A. equal to zero
B. greater than expected growth rate
C. less than expected growth rate
D. equal to expected growth rate
The calculation of formula in common stock valuation does not include
A. intrinsic value
B. dividend of stockholder
C. number of stock issued
D. expected growth rate
The constant growth rate is 8% and an expected dividend yield is 5.4% then the expected rate of return would be
A. โ3.4%
B. 0.034
C. 0.134
D. โ13.4%
The process in which stockholders transfer the right to vote to any other person is classified as
A. proxy
B. transfer process
C. voting process
D. assigning right process
The expected dividends in each year and price investor expecting to get at selling of stock are the two components of
A. dividend cash flow
B. expected cash flows
C. price cash flows
D. investing cash
The constant growth rate is 6.5% and an expected dividend yield is 3.4% then an expected rate of return would be
A. 0.099
B. 22.1
C. 0.031
D. 1.912
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