A preferred stock is expected to pay a $0.75 dividend every quarter indefinitely. If the required rate of return is 10% with quarterly compounding, what formula in B3 can be used to determine the value of this stock?
a) =B1/B2/4
b) =B1/B2
c) =B1/(B2/4)
d) =B1*4/(B2/4)
e) =B1/(B3/4)
c) =B1/(B2/4)
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