Equity portfolios. Your best friend has an equity portfolio made up of three different common stocks: A, B, and C. The details are as follows:

55 300 shares of Stock A, which pays a constant dividend of $1.85 forever and has a required return of 7%.

55 100 shares of Stock B, which just paid a dividend of $2.18 and expects to increase this by 4% forever after. The required return is 8%.

55 150 shares of Stock C, which is expected to pay a dividend of $3.24, followed by increases of 15% in each of the following two years after that, and a constant 2% terminal rate beyond that. The required return is 9%.

How much is this portfolio theoretically worth, according to dividend valuation models?