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#has-images #reading-7-discounted-cashflows-applications
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- Pt = [...]
- P(t-1) = price per share at the end of time period t-1, the time period immediately preceding time period t
- Pt - Pt-1 = [...]
- Dt = [...]
Answer
price per share at the end of time period t
price appreciation of the investment
cash distributions received during time period t
price appreciation of the investment
cash distributions received during time period t
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#has-images #reading-7-discounted-cashflows-applications
Question
- Pt = [...]
- P(t-1) = price per share at the end of time period t-1, the time period immediately preceding time period t
- Pt - Pt-1 = [...]
- Dt = [...]
Answer
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#has-images #reading-7-discounted-cashflows-applications
Question
- Pt = [...]
- P(t-1) = price per share at the end of time period t-1, the time period immediately preceding time period t
- Pt - Pt-1 = [...]
- Dt = [...]
Answer
price per share at the end of time period t
price appreciation of the investment
cash distributions received during time period t
price appreciation of the investment
cash distributions received during time period t
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Subject 2. Holding Period Return
t is the total return, or holding period return (HPR). HPR measures the total return for holding an investment over a certain period of time, and can be calculated using the following formula: <span>P t = price per share at the end of time period t P (t-1) = price per share at the end of time period t-1, the time period immediately preceding time period t P t - P t-1 = price appreciation of the investment D t = cash distributions received during time period t: for common stock, cash distribution is the dividend; for bonds, cash distribution is the coupon payment. It has two important characteristics: It has an element of time attached to it: monthly, quarterly or annual returns. HPR can be computed for any time period. It has n
Subject 2. Holding Period Return
t is the total return, or holding period return (HPR). HPR measures the total return for holding an investment over a certain period of time, and can be calculated using the following formula: <span>P t = price per share at the end of time period t P (t-1) = price per share at the end of time period t-1, the time period immediately preceding time period t P t - P t-1 = price appreciation of the investment D t = cash distributions received during time period t: for common stock, cash distribution is the dividend; for bonds, cash distribution is the coupon payment. It has two important characteristics: It has an element of time attached to it: monthly, quarterly or annual returns. HPR can be computed for any time period. It has n
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