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Introduction to finance
Answer questions A-D
Question A
Alphabet Inc. will not pay it's first dividend until ten years from now. The first dividend received in 10 years (Year 10) is expected to be $120. Dividends are expected to grow at 4% forever after this first dividend payment. The required rate of return for similar stocks is 15%. What is the current value of Alphabet, Inc. stock?
Question B
Snoke Inc's will pay a dividend of $10 next year. The required rate of return is 10% and dividends are expected to grow 5% after next year. What will Snoke's dividend be in 100 years? (Year 100)?
Question C
Snoke Inc's will pay a dividend of $10 next year. The required rate of return is 10% and dividends are expected to grow 5% after next year. What is Snoke's estimated stock price at the end of Year 99? (Hint use Year 100 dividend)
Question D
Snoke Inc's will pay a dividend of $10 next year. The required rate of return is 10% and dividends are expected to grow 5% after next year. What is Snoke's estimated stock price as of today (Year 0 Estimated Price of Stock)?
Answer A | |||||||
Value of future dividends at the end of 10th year = Dividend payable in 11th year / [required rate of return - Growth rate] | |||||||
Value of future dividends at the end of 10th year = [$120 * 1.04] / [0.15 - 0.04] | |||||||
Value of future dividends at the end of 10th year = $1134.55 | |||||||
Current value of Alphabet, Inc. stock = Value of future dividends at the end of 10th year * present value factor @ 15% | |||||||
Current value of Alphabet, Inc. stock = $1134.55 * [1/1.15^10] = $280.44 | |||||||
Answer B | |||||||
Value of Snoke's dividend be in 100 years = Next Year dividend * (1+growth rate)^no.of years | |||||||
Value of Snoke's dividend be in 100 years = $10 * (1+0.05)^100 = $1315.01 | |||||||
Answer C | |||||||
Stock price at the end of 1st Year = Dividend in 2nd Year / [required rate of return - Growth rate] | |||||||
Stock price at the end of 1st Year = [$10 * 1.05] / [0.10 - 0.05] = $210 | |||||||
Snoke's estimated stock price at the end of Year 99 = Stock price at the end of 1st Year * [1+(required rate of return - growth rate)]^no.of years | |||||||
Snoke's estimated stock price at the end of Year 99 = $210 * [1+(0.10 - 0.05)]^100 | |||||||
Snoke's estimated stock price at the end of Year 99 = $27615.26 | |||||||
Answer D | |||||||
Snoke's estimated stock price as of today = Present value of next year dividend + Present value of future dividends | |||||||
Present value of next year dividend = Next dividend * present value factor @ 10% | |||||||
Present value of next year dividend = $10 * (1/1.10^1) = $9.09 | |||||||
Present value of future dividends at the end of 2nd year = [Next year dividend * (1+growth rate)] / [required rate of return - Growth rate] | |||||||
Present value of future dividends at the end of 2nd year = [$10 * (1+0.05)] / [0.10 - 0.05] = $210 | |||||||
Present value of future dividend = $210 * (1/1.10^2) = $173.55 | |||||||
Snoke's estimated stock price as of today = $9.09 + $173.55 = $182.64 | |||||||