The document contains examples of applying the Graham-Dodd, Walter's, and Gordon's models to value shares. The Graham-Dodd model values a share at $20.53 using EPS of $10, DPS of $4, and a growth rate of 2.8%. Walter's model values shares between $19.5-$102 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, dividend payout, required return, and cost of equity. Gordon's model values shares between $7.50-$30 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, retention ratio, cost of equity, and required return.
The document contains examples of applying the Graham-Dodd, Walter's, and Gordon's models to value shares. The Graham-Dodd model values a share at $20.53 using EPS of $10, DPS of $4, and a growth rate of 2.8%. Walter's model values shares between $19.5-$102 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, dividend payout, required return, and cost of equity. Gordon's model values shares between $7.50-$30 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, retention ratio, cost of equity, and required return.
The document contains examples of applying the Graham-Dodd, Walter's, and Gordon's models to value shares. The Graham-Dodd model values a share at $20.53 using EPS of $10, DPS of $4, and a growth rate of 2.8%. Walter's model values shares between $19.5-$102 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, dividend payout, required return, and cost of equity. Gordon's model values shares between $7.50-$30 depending on the dividend payout ratio, EPS, retention ratio, cost of equity, and required return.