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Business, 19.06.2021 03:40 hannahgracew12

An investor is considering investing in a stock they plan to hold for 2 years. The stock is expected to pay dividends of $1.50 per share in each of the 2 years and sell for $20 at the end of two years. If the investor requires an 8% return on this stock, how much should they pay for it using the Dividend Discount Model?

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