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Let's say we have a Stock price of $32.35 per share, and the last dividend was $3.42 (D0 = $3.42)

Let's also assume that the long-run growth rate for the company is a constant 7%.

What is the Capital Gains Yield and Dividend Yield?

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This discusses the steps to compute the Capital Gains Yield and Dividend Yield.

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