Numa's Pompulius pays an annual dividend of $1.41 per share and sells for $34.85 a share based on a market rate of return of 17.9 percent. What is the capital gains yield (in percents)?
Market return is also know as yield to maturity. | |||||||
Further, Yield to maturity is sum of Dividend yield and capital gain yield. | |||||||
So, to calculate capital gain yield, Dividend yield is to be calculated. | |||||||
Dividend yield | = | Annual Dividend/Selling price of share | |||||
= | $ 1.41 | / | $ 34.85 | ||||
= | 4.05% | ||||||
So, | |||||||
Capital Gain yield | = | Market Return - Dividend yield | |||||
= | 17.90% | - | 4.05% | ||||
= | 13.85% | ||||||
Thus, | |||||||
Capital gain yield is | 13.85% | ||||||
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