The dividend growth model is only useful for estimating a stock's value when the A. Stock's beta is strickly less than the market beta B. Stock's required return is strictly less than the constant...


The dividend growth model is only useful for estimating a stock's value when the


A. Stock's beta is strickly less than the market beta


B. Stock's required return is strictly less than the constant growth rate in dividends


C. Stock's growth rate in dividends is strictly greater than zero


D. Stock pays dividends



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