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At the risk of sounding like a remedial math student, can someone explain to me how the justified P/E formula is derived from the Gordon Growth model? Specifically, I am confused as to why P=D/r-g turns into P/E=(D/E)/(r-g). Book doesn't help.
Left to my own devices, I would divide the entire right side of the equation by E (or multiply by 1/E, whatever), but it shows up only in the numerator. Anyone else have a hard time making sense of that?
I know I should spend my time on more productive things but it's making me crazy. |
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