Dividend Discount Model (DDM) | Finance Strategists | Your Online Finance Dictionary

The dividend discount model, or DDM, is a valuation model to estimate a stock’s price by discounting its future dividends to a present value. The model assumes that the company’s future dividend payouts will continue to grow at a rate equal to historical increases in dividends.
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0:00 Dividend Discount Model (DDM) Definition)
0:26 DDM Formula
1:16 DDM and Time Value of Money
1:49 Three Variants of DDM
2:16 DDM Drawbacks
3:04 DDM Question & Applications
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