An Investor Planning to Sell Stock at the End of Two

An investor planning to sell stock at the end of two years can still use the DDM to value the stock because the anticipated selling price is:

A) too risky to be considered a variable within the model.
B) irrelevant to the analysis since it does not consider future dividends.
C) built into the model as the selling price in two years would be simply the present value of anticipated dividends.
D) worth little as the present value of the price in two years would be close to zero.