let E=0(zero)

Your friend Liam has told you to invest in OverTime Ltd, a public company that produces organisational tools and equipment. Liam has told you that a fair price is $71 per share, with the current market price being $65.40. You decide to utilise your valuation skills to see if Liam is correct, or if the market price is fairly priced. You identify the following information: - A dividend was paid out one hour ago of $0.30; - The next dividend of $(0.40+E) (where E is in cents) is expected to occur in one years' time, and this dividend will be constantly paid every quarter for 5 consecutive dividend payments (this includes the dividend at year 1 ); - Thereafter, quarterly dividends will grow at 10% p.a. compounded semiannually in perpetuity; and, - The required rate of return on equity is 12% p.a. compounded quarterly. Given this information, calculate: a) What is the theoretical price of OverTime Ltd? How does your answer compare to Liam's valuation at \$71 per share? (7 marks) b) Would you purchase shares in OverTime Ltd? In providing your decision, state the assumptions that allow you to compare the market value with the calculated share price. (2 marks)