Finance glossary
Gordon Growth Model
Definition
A method to value a stock assuming dividends grow at a constant rate.
The Gordon Growth Model, a dividend discount model, values a stock as next year dividend divided by the difference between the required return and a constant dividend growth rate. It is simple and intuitive but breaks down for non-dividend payers or when growth approaches the discount rate.
In a sentence
He valued the dividend stock with the Gordon Growth Model, assuming payouts would grow 4% forever.
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