Creating own dividend policy. Carmen owns shares of Wiseguy Entertainment. Wiseguy has just declared a per share dividend on a stock selling at $. What must Carmen do if she wants no cash dividends at this time, worth of dividends, or $ worth of dividends? Show her wealth in paper and cash under each scenario. Assume a world of no taxes. First, if Carmen does not want an annual "dividend income" from his stock holdings, what must she do to get this level of income? (Select the best response.)

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Creating own dividend policy. Carmen owns shares of Wiseguy Entertainment. Wiseguy has just declared a $0.30 per share dividend on a stock selling at $24.3. What must Carmen do if she wants no cash dividends at this time, $82000 worth of dividends, or $107000 worth of dividends? Show her wealth in paper and cash under each scenario. Assume a world of no taxes. First, if Carmen does not want an annual "dividend income" from his stock holdings, what must she do to get this level of income? (Select the best response.)

Wealth in cash = $107000 , wealth in paper = $8160000

since her annual dividend received = ($102000)  Carmen needs to       purchase 4250 more shares of stock to get to this level of income

Explanation:

Given data

shares held = 340000

dividend = $0.3

stock price = $24.3

Stock price - dividend = $24 ( dividend price )

A) what Carmen must do if she doesn't want cash dividends

Based on shares held the annual dividend of Carmen = 340000 * 0.3 = $102000

If Carmen doesn't want the cash dividend she can use it to purchase more shares for Wiseguy entertainment which will be = dividend received / dividend price = 102000 / 24 = 4250 shares

when the Annual dividend required is  $82000

she can buy shares worth = $20000 ( 102000 - 82000 )

= 20000 / 24 = 833.33

when the Annual dividend required is $107000

Carmen can sell shares worth = $5000 ( 107000 - 102000 )

= 5000 / 24 = 208.33

therefore wealth in cash would be

= $107000

wealth in paper would be

= dividend price * number of shares held

= $24 * 340000 = $8160000

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