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Compute the dividend yield for each of these four separate companies. Which company’s stock would probably not be classified as an income stock? Explain

Company

Annual Cash

Dividend per Share

Market value Per Share

1

\( 16.06

\) 220.00

2

13.86

132.00

3

3.96

72.00

4

0.48

80.00

Short Answer

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  1. 7.30%
  2. 10.50%
  3. 5.50%
  4. 0.60%

Stock of company 4 is not classified as income stock because dividend yield is very low.

Step by step solution

01

Step-1 Computation of Dividend Yield

Company

Annual Cash

Dividend per Share

(A)

Market value Per Share

(B)

Dividend Yield

C= A/B*100

1

$ 16.06

$ 220.00

7.3%

2

13.86

132.00

10.5%

3

3.96

72.00

5.5%

4

0.48

80.00

0.6%

02

Step-2Classification

Company 4 has a dividend yield of 0.6%, which implying it isnot an income stock.

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