Dividend discount model

Dividend Discount Model
Valuation model popularized by John Burr Williams in the 1930s, holding that the value of a share of common stock is equal to the present value of all of its future dividends.

Dividend Discount Model DDM
Dividend Discount Model DDM definition :
A method to value the common stock of a company that is based on the present value of the expected future dividends.
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Dividend discount model (DDM)
A model for valuing the common stock of a company, based on the
present value of the expected cash flows.
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DIVIDEND DISCOUNT MODEL (DDM) - A method to value the common stock of a company that is based on the pr...
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Dividend Discount Model
Mathematical model used to identify undervalued stocks. It determines the price that a stock should be selling at based on the discounted value of projected future dividend payments.
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Dividend Discount Model
A model for determining the price of a security based on the discounted value of its projected future dividend payments. These models are very sensitive to interest rates.
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dividend discount model (DDM) : see the DCF Model; the intrinsic economic value appraisal model originated by John Burr Williams in his application of Irving Fisher's theory of interest (see citations for both authors in the Special and ...

Dividend Discount Model
The relationship between a stock's current price and the present value of all future dividend payments. It is used to determine the price at which a stock should be selling based on projected future dividend payments.

Dividend Discount Model
The simply dividend discount model for estimating the cost of equity capital of an FI uses notes that, ...

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Abbreviation for Dividend Discount Model. A method of valuing a stock price by discounting estimated future dividends back to current value.

A version of the dividend discount model that applies a different expected dividend rate depending on a company's life-cycle phase: growth phase, transition phase, or maturity phase.
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Dividend discount model A financial model that values shares at the discounted value of future dividend payments. This is theoretically the most correct way of valuing shares....

Attribute bias The tendency of stocks preferred by the dividend discount model to share certain equity attributes such as low price-earnings ratios, high dividend yield, high book value ratio, or membership in a particular industry sector.

Dividend Discount Model
A model valuing the net present value of the dividends expected to be received in the future by investing in a company. A simple version of ...(Read more)
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Another example is the constant growth Dividend Discount Model for the valuation of the common stock of a corporation, which assumes that the market price per share is equal to the discounted stream of all future dividends, ...

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Similar financial terms
Three-phase DDM
A version of the dividend discount model which applies a different expected dividend rate depending on a company's life-cycle phase, growth phase, transition phase, or maturity phase.
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Also called the Gordon-Shapiro model, an application of the dividend discount model which assumes ( 1) a fixed growth rate for future dividends and (2) a single discount rate.
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Constant-growth model
Also called the Gordon-Shapiro model, an application of the dividend discount model that assumes (1) a fixed growth rate for future dividends, and (2) a single discount rate.

A variation of discounted cash flow analysis sometimes used by equity analysts is the dividend discount model which uses dividends instead of cash flow. Discounted cash flow analysis is a powerful valuation tool but does have drawbacks.

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dividend discount model A valuation model that estimates the present value of all future dividend payments.,, dividend in arrears Dividends on current stock that are not paid currently but will be paid to the holder at a future date.

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