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Dividend Discount Model

A dividend stock is worth the stream of dividends it will pay. The Gordon growth model prices it in one elegant — and dangerously sensitive — formula.

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The Gordon growth model prices a stock as P = D₁/(r − g): next year's dividend divided by the gap between your required return and the dividend growth rate. As growth nears the discount rate the value shoots up — which is why the model is so sensitive. Educational tool, not financial advice.

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Fair value$40.00
Implied dividend yield5.00%

Governing equation

Reading this result: Fair value P = D₁/(r − g) = $40.00 rests on a 5.00-point gap; note the 5.0% yield plus 4% growth recovers your 9% required return.

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The Gordon growth (dividend discount) model values a share as P = D₁/(r − g): next year's dividend divided by the spread between required return and dividend growth. Because the denominator shrinks as growth nears the discount rate, the valuation is extremely sensitive to those inputs. Educational tool, not financial advice.

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