Dividend Growth Model | Non-Constant Growth Dividends | EXAMPLES

In this lesson, we explain and go through examples of the Dividend Growth Model (Dividend Discount Model) / Gordon Growth Model formula with Non-Constant growth / Supernormal growth / Multistage Growth rates of dividends. We explain the formulas and show how to calculate the value of stock/price per share (current market price per share) using the Dividend Growth Model and the Gordon Growth Model equation/formula.
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b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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For example 01, should the answer be $70.37 rather than 64.37 as you also need to add the original dividend of $6?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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a)while trying to find the present value, we dont we consider 18% as "i "
b) why do we take 81.16/1+0.20)^3 and not ^4 ?? According to question, the company's changes in the 4th year right? So why ^3?

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