Gordon Growth Model formula explained. Dividend discount model for stock valuation — single-stage and multi-stage DDM with worked examples.
True worth based on fundamentals. Compare to market price: undervalued if V > P.
V = Σ D<sub>t</sub>/(1+r)<sup>t</sup>. Value of stock = PV of all expected future dividends.
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Gordon Growth Model
Where: D<sub>1</sub> = next year dividend, r = required return, g = constant growth
Multi-Stage DDM
Where: V<sub>n</sub> = terminal value using Gordon model
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DDM (Gordon Growth)
Constant growth dividend model
Required Return (DDM)
Dividend yield + growth rate
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Use when:
Avoid when:
D<sub>1</sub> = $3.00, r = 12%, g = 4%. Stock value per Gordon Growth Model:
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