1. A stock sells for $60 and will pay a dividend of $3.00. A year from...

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1. A stock sells for $60 and will pay a dividend of $3.00. A year from now you will be able to sell the stock for $68. Calculate the: a. Dividend Yield b. Capital Gains Yield c. Total Return 2. A stock that sold for $80 generated a 20% capital gains yield. If the total return is 25%, calculate: a. The Dividend Yield b. The Dividend 3. The dividend yield on a stock is 7.50% and its capital gains yield is 12.50%. If the stock sells for $75, find (you'll need to remember what the equations for dividend yield and capital gains yield are): a. Its Purchase Price b. The Dividend 1. A stock sells for $60 and will pay a dividend of $3.00. A year from now you will be able to sell the stock for $68. Calculate the: a. Dividend Yield b. Capital Gains Yield c. Total Return 2. A stock that sold for $80 generated a 20% capital gains yield. If the total return is 25%, calculate: a. The Dividend Yield b. The Dividend 3. The dividend yield on a stock is 7.50% and its capital gains yield is 12.50%. If the stock sells for $75, find (you'll need to remember what the equations for dividend yield and capital gains yield are): a. Its Purchase Price b. The Dividend

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