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A firm has a perpetual preffered stock that pays semi-annual dividends of $4.50. Its current price...

A firm has a perpetual preffered stock that pays semi-annual dividends of $4.50. Its current price is $73.00. What is the rate of return and the effective annual rate? A.) r=12.33 EAR=12.07 B.) r=11.59 EAR=12.71 C.) r=13.22 EAR=12.72 D.) r=12.33 EAR=12.71 E.) r=12.33 EAR=13.22

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Semi Annual dividend                                    4.50
Annual Dividend                                    9.00
Share Price 73
Share price= Annual dividend/Effective rate
73= 9/effective rate
Effective rate= 9/73
Effective rate= 0.123287671
Effective rate= 12.33%
1+Effective rate= (1+ nominal rate/2)^2
1.1232876= (1+ nominal rate/2)^2
(1.1232876)^(1/2)= (1+ nominal rate/2)
1.059852631 (1+ nominal rate/2)
0.05985 nominal rate/2
0.05985*2 nominal rate
Nominal Rate= 0.1197
Nominal Rate= 11.97%

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