It reflects the additional growth in earnings (and dividends) achieved by reinvesting the retained portion of earnings at the firm's return on equity

It is equal to the cost of equity and shows the minimum rate of return required by investors

It indicates the increase in earnings per share that results solely from raising the dividend payout ratio

It represents the rate at which dividend payments decrease over time due to shareholder dilution

2.50

1.79

1.5

3.00

The sum of future dividend payments over the next five years

The market price per share relative to its earnings per share and, indirectly, to the value of growth opportunities

The annual increase in dividend payments compared to the stock price

The ratio of the stock's market price to its book value per share

2,360 EUR

2,260 EUR

2,310 EUR

2,410 EUR

You pay the same amount of principal each period, plus interest

You make no payments for an initial "grace" period, then one balloon repayment

You pay only interest until the final period, then the full principal

You pay the same total amount each period, with shifting interest vs. principal