You own shares in four different companies. You own:

Preferred shares in Company A, a 10 year old company and the smallest in its industry.

Common shares in Company B, a start-up firm with negative cash flow from assets.

Common shares in Company C, a 60 year old company which increases dividends to keep pace with inflation.

Common shares in Company D, a 20 year old company which increases dividends by $0.20 each quarter.

Common shares in Company E, a 45 year old company which will pay a liquidating dividend of $20 in 9 more quarters.

Which is the stock most likely stock to be valued as a growing perpetuity? A, B, C, D, or E?