Janet is planning to purchase the stock of Mortensen Petro, Inc. She expects the stock to pay a $1.98 dividend next year, and she would sell the stock for $28 next year. If the required return of the stock is 12.5%, what is the (highest) price that she is willing to pay for the stock today?
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