1. If Erik wants an annual "dividend income" of a) $130,000, b) $240,000 or c) $390,000 from his stock holdings, what must he do to get these levels of income? (answer all 3 levels of income)

2. What is his wealth in paper and cash for each level of desired dividend income? Assume a world of no taxes.

Creating own dividend policy. Erik owns 2,000,000 shares of Wiseguy Entertainment. Wiseguy just declared a cash dividend of $0.12 per share. The stock is currently selling for $5.30. If Erik wants an annual "dividend income" of $130,000, $240,000 or $390,000 from his stock holdings, what must he do to get these levels of income? What is his wealth in paper and cash for each level of desired dividend income? Assume a world of no taxes. First, if Erik wants an annual "dividend income" of $130,000 from his stock holdings, what must he do to get this level of income? (Select the best response.) A. Erik needs to purchase 21,235.52 more shares of stock. B. Erik needs to sell 21,235.52 shares of the stock owned. C. Erik needs to do nothing. D. Erik needs to purchase 28,957.53 more shares of stock. E. Erik needs to sell 28,957.53 shares of the stock owned