Assume that you are in a perfect Modigliani$-$Miller world $($no taxes, no bankruptcy costs, etc.$).$ A firm has pledged to pay a $$5$ dividend per share every year, forever. Its cost of equity is $10$ percent. You are considering whether to buy the share today at the current market price, receive the next dividend $($which is due tomorrow$),$ and sell the share in exactly a year from today. What do you expect your return on this strategy to $($approximately$)$ be$?$

Group of answer choices

$10$ percent

$11$ percent

$5$ percent

$9$ percent

$20$ percent