The three steps involved in the non-constant growth dividend discount model are: A. Step 1: Set the investment horizon (year H) as the future year after which you expect the company's growth to settle down to a stable rate. B. Step 2: Forecast the stock price at the horizon, and discount it also to give its present value today. C. Step 1: Price estimated using the constant- growth formula to value the dividends that will be paid after the horizon date. D. Step 3: Sum the total present value of dividends plus the present value of the ending stock price. E. Step 2: Calculate the present value of dividends from the end of investment till horizon year. F. Step 3: Estimate the rate of return of the stock to compare it with the price.

Choose the right three Steps in order.