What is the current price of RLX Co. stock given the recent dividend and an expected constant growth rate if investors require a return of 10.5 percent? How will the price change in three years and in 15 years? Determine the current stock price and stock price years into the future for the firm. Your numbers will vary.

What is the required return on the stock, given its next dividend payment, expected growth rate, and current price? What is the required return?

What is the dividend yield and expected capital gains yield for a stock that has an upcoming dividend payment and is anticipated to maintain a constant growth rate forever?

What is the current price of Five Star Corporation’s stock if they will pay a dividend next year and increase the dividends by a constant rate, assuming a required return on investment?

What is the required return on the stock of a company that is expected to maintain a constant growth rate in its dividends and has a certain dividend yield? Determine the required return for the company using the dividend growth model.

Given a stock price and required return, what is the current dividend per share if the total return is evenly divided between capital gains yield and dividend yield, and the company maintains a constant growth rate in its dividends? You know that the total return for a stock is evenly divided between the capital gains yield and dividend yield. Determine the dividend per share.

What is the stock price of a company that pays a constant dividend on its stock, but then will cease dividends?

What is the required return on a preferred stock that pays an annual dividend of $3.80 and sells for $93 per share, indefinitely? Determine the required return on the preferred stock. (Your numbers will vary).

What is the cost of buying a seat on the board of directors of Schenkel Enterprises, given the number of shares outstanding, the current stock price, and the use of straight and cumulative voting methods? Given the shares outstanding, share price, and the number of seats, determine the cost using straight voting and cumulative voting.

Determine the growth rate for the firm given the stock price, required return, and next year’s dividend.