Which of the following is not an element of the Gordon growth model of stock valuation?

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The Gordon growth model is used to value a stock based on its expected future cash flows, i.e., future dividends. The model takes into account the stock's most recent dividend paid, the expected constant growth rate of dividends, and the required return on investments in equity. However, the model does not explicitly include the stock's expected future price.

Which of the Following Is Not an Element of the Gordon