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Stock Valuation Practice Exercises

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Question 1: Zero-Growth Dividend Discount Model
A utility company pays a stable annual dividend of $2.50 per share and investors require a 10% retur...
Beginner
Question 2: Gordon Growth Model Application
Johnson & Johnson pays a $4.24 annual dividend per share, expects 6% annual dividend growth, and has...
Beginner
Question 3: Two-Stage Growth Model
A technology stock is expected to grow dividends at 20% for 5 years, then 4% thereafter. Current div...
Intermediate
Question 4: Price-to-Earnings Ratio Model
A company has earnings per share of $3.50, 35% payout ratio, 15% ROE, and 10% required return. What ...
Intermediate
Question 5: Free Cash Flow to Equity Model
Amazon generated $25 billion in FCFE last year and expects 18% growth for 5 years, then 3% thereafte...
Advanced
Question 6: Required Rate of Return Impact
If a stock's required return increases from 10% to 12%, while dividend and growth remain constant, h...
Intermediate
Question 7: Growth Rate Sensitivity
For a stock valued using the Gordon model, if the expected growth rate increases by 1% (from 5% to 6...
Intermediate
Question 8: Multi-Stage Growth Model Selection
Which company would be most appropriately valued using a three-stage dividend discount model?...
Advanced
Question 9: FCFE vs DDM Appropriateness
For a rapidly growing technology company that doesn't pay dividends and reinvests all earnings, whic...
Intermediate
Question 10: P/E Ratio vs DDM Consistency
A stock trades at 25x P/E while the justified P/E based on fundamentals is 18x. Using the Gordon gro...
Advanced