Sarah Sharpe has given you the following information to help you estimate Wine Time (WT), Inc.'s weighted average cost of capital for 2020 (Dec). (1) The bond quote on WT's long-term, semi-annual bond as reported in the financial press is as follows: Bonds WT Annual Coupon Rate Maturity Date 5.2% Dec 2045 Price(% of par) 112.0 (2) Quotes on WT's common and preferred stock (pf) were as follows: Stock WT WTpf Div 2.10 3.30 Div Yld% 3.0 7.3 PE 7.5 Vol(100s) 456 78 Close Price Net Chg 80 + 1/4 54 - 1/8 (3) The 10-year Treasury bond rate is 1%. The company's investment bank recommends using this long-term treasury rate as the risk free rate for capital budgeting purposes. (4) WT's federal-plus-state tax rate is 25 percent. (5) The firm's last dividend (Do) was $2.10, and recent dividends have been growing at a rate of about 14%. Some analysts expect the recent growth rate to continue, while others expect it to go to zero as new competition enters the market, but the majority anticipate a growth rate of about 9% for the indefinite future. The company has 2 million shares outstanding. (6) A prominent investment banking firm recently estimated that the market risk premium is 8 percent. WT's beta, as measured by several analysts who follow the stock, is 1.3. (7) Any new preferred stock would be sold at the current Close Price of $54 per share and would incur flotation costs of $2.50 per share. (8) The market value optimal target capital structure is based on the current market prices (from items (1) and (2)) times the following par value of bonds and shares of common and preferred stock respectively. Wine Time has bonds outstanding with a par value of $50 million Wine Time has 300,000 shares of preferred stock outstanding. Wine Time has 1.5 million shares of common stock outstanding. . Sharpe then answered the following set of questions to complete her assigned task and has asked you to complete an independent verification of her results. 5. What is your choice of estimate for WT's cost of retained earnings? 6. What are WT's market value-based financing weights? 7. What is WT's weighted average cost of capital? Sarah Sharpe has given you the following information to help you estimate Wine Time (WT), Inc.'s weighted average cost of capital for 2020 (Dec). (1) The bond quote on WT's long-term, semi-annual bond as reported in the financial press is as follows: Bonds WT Annual Coupon Rate Maturity Date 5.2% Dec 2045 Price(% of par) 112.0 (2) Quotes on WT's common and preferred stock (pf) were as follows: Stock WT WTpf Div 2.10 3.30 Div Yld% 3.0 7.3 PE 7.5 Vol(100s) 456 78 Close Price Net Chg 80 + 1/4 54 - 1/8 (3) The 10-year Treasury bond rate is 1%. The company's investment bank recommends using this long-term treasury rate as the risk free rate for capital budgeting purposes. (4) WT's federal-plus-state tax rate is 25 percent. (5) The firm's last dividend (Do) was $2.10, and recent dividends have been growing at a rate of about 14%. Some analysts expect the recent growth rate to continue, while others expect it to go to zero as new competition enters the market, but the majority anticipate a growth rate of about 9% for the indefinite future. The company has 2 million shares outstanding. (6) A prominent investment banking firm recently estimated that the market risk premium is 8 percent. WT's beta, as measured by several analysts who follow the stock, is 1.3. (7) Any new preferred stock would be sold at the current Close Price of $54 per share and would incur flotation costs of $2.50 per share. (8) The market value optimal target capital structure is based on the current market prices (from items (1) and (2)) times the following par value of bonds and shares of common and preferred stock respectively. Wine Time has bonds outstanding with a par value of $50 million Wine Time has 300,000 shares of preferred stock outstanding. Wine Time has 1.5 million shares of common stock outstanding. . Sharpe then answered the following set of questions to complete her assigned task and has asked you to complete an independent verification of her results. 5. What is your choice of estimate for WT's cost of retained earnings? 6. What are WT's market value-based financing weights? 7. What is WT's weighted average cost of capital