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Im sorry if the question comes out to be a dumb one but i cant help but ask. I’m going over past paper questions and i notice when calculating the WACC to calculate the Market Value of equity we multiply the EX-DIVIDEND share price with amount of shares and then discount it as a step to figure out WACC. But in business valuation when using DVM as a model to value the business the share price which is used is CUM DIVIDEND because dvm basically gives you the cum-dividend price per share. I dont quite understand why is ex-dividend used for finding out market value but when valuation using dvm they use cum dividend to find the market value?
You always use xdiv value
Whether for WACC or for valuation
